How would I find seeds if there were any? I bought my CCV bloomed already but it grew like CRAZY in the past few months. I just took a neat picture of my vines but I dont know how to post into the messages here. How would I cut it back? Does that mean chop lots off of it? I'll water it like my orchids this winter..... I should try making more of them - with cuttings. Neat. Where do you cut? I'm so nervous to ruin things... I just love my vines lol Thanks for the reply and I'm SURE I'll have some questions. I really want more pretty ones for next year. Or even to start now.... :c)

nomadstone Welcome! Sounds like a good first step to begin feeding them when they're flowering. Greenhouse growing is slightly different from open growing, so some of us won't be able to give you specifics about your environment, but there's plenty of information people can share about the varieties you're growing. Others do grow in greenhouses, so you should get some useful tips from them. GardenWeb has a great Search feature, so you might get a lot of useful information by searching your tomato cultivar names to see what the experience of others has been with taste and productivity, etc.

This forum would be great if anyone ever camer over and posted. There is so little traffic here, perhaps b/c it's members-only. Sigh. I am usually at remodeling-type boards but occasionally cruise over here to see if anyone is posting. I feel sorry for your daughter! Ours have all had cocksackie (hand-foot-mouth) at times, it's awful but not as bad as the flu. Funny you mention tonsilitis--- Three of mine have it right now! (6, 4, and 3 yr olds) and the baby (10 months) has a cold. Yuck.

Allnewappliances, I HONESTLY (and that is heartfelt, not yelling) think that those comments were made in a lighthearted manner. I think over on Flooring, they must hear that question of how to get scratches out of something that WILL scratch a billion times. It was your first time asking the question, but it was a jumping off point to express the basic idea that floors will scratch. Dents will happen...life will happen. Like the first scratch on a new car, you have to get over it. I think the point of "people living in an imperfect world" was not meant to say you are stupid and expecting the impossible, but rather to reiterate the fact that in this world these days, we do expect a bit of perfection and irrational instant gratification. It might not have been appropriate to use your simple question as a soapbox, but it was actually right on the money. A child playing on a hardwood floor, a dog walking on a hardwood floor, a chair pulled on a hardwood floor... WILL scratch it. That's the nature of the product. I tell people that every day when I sell them hardwood and they ask "will it scratch?" I tell them yes, it will, but some woods/species/colors will show it more than others. The beauty is still worth it. There was a comedian who said "People today expect everything to be perfect... if our cell phone takes a second longer to connect, we say 'Come on, you stupid thing'... Hey, IT'S GOING TO SPACE AND BACK, People! Give it a second!!" I think of that every time I want to "fix" something that just is. My dents on my month old refrigerator remind me every day... things get broken, sometimes too easily. Par for the course of living. Taking those comments in the spirit of "life is too short, get over it for the sake of your sanity" would be a good recommendation. And it is true, based on the number of people who want to fix every little scratch... if you DO figure out something, do patent it... you would be rich. That, too, is just another way of saying there really isn't a perfect product to purchase that will fix that most basic of hardwood complaints. I thought it was kind of clever, but if you were already on the defensive (which I have been there, too, and I understand... ), it can be read differently. I've seen just as many "tones" and "irritating posts" on the Kitchen Forum... but for the most part, people kiss and make up easier here. ;)