well hi all, i am back to breathe for a moment! lessee, the contingencies are thus--the house has to appraise for the selling price, or they can back out. it's going to be close i think--but they really want it so i think it will be ok. they can also back out if the inspector finds over 5000 worth of repairs needed--seriously doubt that will happen. they asked us to move the dates up a week so inspection in tow days on monday, lending commitment decision on the 14th of june and close on the 21st. i have five weeks to empty apprx 4000 sq ft of 24 years worth of living and keeping livestock here. so i have two yard sales scheduled already for the first two weekends in june, plus next week will visit all the local used funriture dealers to get them out here, and i will have to rent a storage unit for whatever doesn't move. we're moving into our rv and plan to travel the countryside, so we're basically walking away from it all------winter clothes are first on the list to go, lol! i'm working hard at not being completely and totally overwhelmed!!!!!!!!!!!

Bearss limes are quite good at self thinning.. BTW your soil looks quite wet (heavy) IMHO the Bearss lime is best if left on the tree until it begins to turn yellow. Commercially you cannot sell them at that stage as it is either prohibited (imports to the US) or the buyers think they are rotten (Europe).

I haved the same problem couple years with Hindu rope. I could never get rid of mealies so i through it out. It was not worth a hustle to me since i could easily find it in my local big box. Hope you get well.

I don't think he's been here since the infamous Houzz kerfuffle. It may be that other forums had fewer issues than we did. I hate to lose anyone, and I wish Virginia would consider returning now that the worst of our problems seems to have resolved.