I need 25+ miles per gallon and it has to be fun to drive. It is just a highway rocket. In town it is the suburban and dw Marquis. I inherited her Camaro when she drove it hot. After a motor overhaul I got it cause she had a new Marquis. Im 6'2" and 240. The Camaro is all motor and sits 6" off the ground with larger tires. I learned to get in it without support it is an acrobatic feat, kind of falling in and a crunch getting out or a hand on the ground. Only thing good is 30 mpg on highway. All of my whites are duds. CG rocks, I would like a red. I looked up the gradiata sp? My Texas pink is blooming quite a pretty bloom. Big plants but bloom 1/10 of CG he is blooming always. I have never hit them with a blooming fertilizer hard. I will soon as our temps slide some. He (CG or uncle Charles) will be chopped up and cloned. I hope the offspring carry all the traits of the parent which it should. This one is designed for South Texas. Never a problem all year long not even mites. I guess it is cause he is next to sprinkler head or it is all the fuzzy leaves and stems. You guys need to get with the polymers. I am amazed as the further I go out the protection and the leaves, flowers and plants health through the hardest time of the summer. It was really not made for heat but cold... Time to shut it down sheep feeding time. Good Night ladies and gents. Jim

I'd focus on the green beans and not worry about the blueberries. Being quite acidic, they really aren't a safety issue. The worst that would happen is they ferment in the jar or mold. So if they want to risk shelf-loss, that's up to them. But I've never heard of anyone getting sick or dying from open-kettle canning of blueberries. (Strangely, I have heard of one case of botulism involving pears; that was a surprise, but they're higher on the pH scale than blueberries.) Focus on the green beans and if you don't have any luck (I never did with my cousin who steam-canned hers.) just continue not to eat them and encourage long-cooking. Carol

Really great web site ! Thanks :) Unfortunately they dont ship to europe but there is a lot of information I needed. I saw your set up I wanna make just like yours, aeroponic impresses me very much. Could you check those three pumps I have doubt which one to get, from experience 24V is more powerful than 12V but 2nd one have better PSI ratings, and first one uses less power and have better gpm rating. Dont really understand how this implies to accumulator tank cos if Im correct all three pumps will fill the thank just not at the same psi rating, would 145 psi if thats true value be to much for roots or 90 to less. Considering that 90 psi would be ideal for this pump but I doubt that and presume the pressure in tank will be less. I have no experience nor knowledge so im just pressuming this. First pump has automatic switch and other two Overflow Pressure Backflow Water Aspirator whats the difference. Those sprayheads look great, and I'll definitely get them :)

Mike- I can elaborate further when I have more time, but my protection (and friend who got one of the trachies shown) is similar in sophistication to most. Wood frame (2x2s with 1x4 cross members), xmas lights, CFL bulb, thermocube, etc. Bubble wrap insulation over old bed comforters, which is over chicken wire for overall support. Plywood roof. Big tarp covering the whole thing on top of that. FYI on price/size in Ebay auctions: Mine are bigger than the ones listed in the auctions, negotiated outside of Ebay. Shipping was more because of the size. About $100 each for shipping. (not $65)