I'm behind in my yardwork due to rain and spring fever has hit hard this year! I have: very healthy young plants ready for transplant: lime basil mammoth basil sweet basil yellow pear tomato chocolate cherry tomato cherokee purple tomato florence fennel And also divisions of: strawberry geraniums toadlily miyazaki fans variegated toadlily fans both purple and red bee balm variegated hosta butterfly iris spiderwort pink oxalis very low growing almost succulent oxalis w/lg fuscia flowers chartreuse red striped canna-orange flowers (i think) hellebore seedlings crocosmia plants I'm sure there's more but this is all i can remember at 10:30 tonight! I'd love some meyer lemon cuttings if anybody can help, plumbago(leadwort)and almost anything else (especially edibles) i dont have bunches of already! Thanks and goodnight!

Commons that I have too much of and would love to trade ( as I see many things on other's lists in this thread I would love to have lol ) Chocolate Chip Ajuga Obediant Plant ( purple , also have a smaller amount of pink ) Artesmia Limelight All kinds of sedums..and I mean all kinds a common green hosta ( sorry don't know the name, wish I did ) Lily of the Valley Yellow Flag Iris old fashioned bearded iris's...mainly purple but it's a mix Campanula 'Elizabeth' Double Kwanso Daylily A tall, no name, running bamboo Blue Eyed Grass Cherokee Purple Heirloom Tomato Plants Spearmint Purple Perilla Plant Now let me just say..I have a long list of 'haves', and would also be willing to trade from that. These are just common plants that I need to divide. I am interested in these from other lists....but possibly more if there is an interested in trading with me. Claysoil Beebalm any color Comfrey Hellebore Hosta Lemon Lime Hosta Munchkin Pam... pulmonaria Mrs Moon Lady's Mantle japanese petasite variegata and sedums erin08 Sedum Mediovariegatum Any Buddleia as we lost every single established plant we had this winter

Bamboo-san, a small pond used for soaking plants and rocks gets a regular sprinkle of the Bt granules. This type of trap/bait is a method recommended by the government. I just ordered 2 of Oak Stump's traps as well. I will report the results. Herb-sensei, you have revealed the true purpose of Zen gardens - you are brilliant. Do you have a shaved head? Does it have bites? PS: I know your mosquitos are larger and meaner that Texas mosqutos, but don't tell anyone. Jando, I once sprayed the area with a shotgun fog like Mosquito Beater. The mosquitos were gone, but as I walked around enjoying it, I literally watched bees fall out of the air. The next day revealed many lacewing and fireflies as well. I know it works, but my daughter is so fond of the frogs, etc. Andrea, my wife didn't fall for the "protect the kids" approach - she just says stay inside. The "Last Samurai" was better than I thought, but "Crouching Tiger" was better. I really need to take her to Japan!

WHOH Not done by a good electrician? Not done by an electrician at all. In addition to the improper grounding, it's only a matter of time until that piece of NM running through the naked hole wears through and electrifies that panel (hopefully tripping a breaker in the process but given the dumbass grounding procedure, there's no indication that it will happen before killing somebody). I fear that if I had more of that picture, I'd find more dangerous, stupid, and otherwise illegal stuff going on. Get thee to a qualified person!