Hey, I'd like a lime and muscadine; if its like the wild, dark maroon one. I have white Butterfly ginger, and many other perennials. Please take a look at my exchange list and email me. Thanks, Erin

Danny, Did you just recently move to the south? The bugs are harmless and known as "love bugs" They show up twice a year sometimes in HUGE numbers. once in the spring and once toward fall. They don't bite, don't even feed as adults (far as I know) but do land on people and make a mess on the front of cars. Your leaves have sooty mold. As a rule it grows on the leaves because of the secretions left or dropped by aphids. Does the new growth have aphids? Get rid of them and wipe the leaves off. The sooty mold does not hurt the citrus leaves but does block them from getting energy from the sun. This post was edited by bamboo_rabbit on Sun, Sep 8, 13 at 10:56

your brother had the same graduation date as my younger brother... you must still miss him... first ideas that came to my mind was also a birdhouse... mosaiced, with a few keys in places, with local little pebbles, from the river, moss from your backyard trees... little branches and any found things from your property.. if possible, his car license plate for the roof of the bird house.... second idea was to get several 6" tiles, from like Home Depot or Lowes...and make a frame around the door of one of doors at your house/cabin...in a Spanish idea they could be attached with some ready mixed grout/adhesive, with things attached to the tiles, in a mosaic idea but not necessarily grouted.. just bits and pieces, again, with the keys and found articles from the area, where you live.. tiles will be available in either white or an antiqued color..I've been painting the ones I have and firing them, so one day I can either do the door frame, like I mentioned or the back splash along the kitchen counter.. I love anything PNW, in art work...shells, rocks, glass, rust, ...I would do my entire house on the outside, if I had the stamina to do it...lol Becky....Olympia

You should consider the Tavares limequat. The fruit is much bigger than Lakeland and equal to an indio mandarinquat. The flavor is complex. Here is a link that might be useful: mrtexas