Yes! spider Lily what is it. I was given one in July when it was about 2 foot tall with two branches. When Hurricane Ike came through I had to replant and it shot up to around 7 feet. We had over 50 blooms, but the blooms always dropped off so I thought I would have to do cuttings as I understand they die back all the way to the ground each winter. When the cooler weather set in it put on seed pods. At first we were waiting for more blooms, but now I have about 8 seed pods and I have harvested two giving me at least 100+ seeds. Will the seeds sprout? We have had a lot of enjoyment from this one plant as we have it in our dinning room window to enjoy every morning. The seeds are round about the size of a celery seed with fuzz on them. I was told they called it "Cotton Tree," or something of that nature. Looks like I will have a lot of seeds before this winter is over. Would enjoy knowing the name of this fast growing wonderful flowering plant.

Hello Rodney, I have not purchased from him/them since they put up their new website. When I did, the trees were nice, fair price, good packaging, etc. I wanted to order somethings this past summer/fall but their website was not finished, probably try in the spring. good luck, -Ethan

Nat, Biggest mistake I made this year was not planting Gardener's Delight, aka Sugar Lump. I remember it's taste from last summer being better than the five cherry tomato varieties I'm growing this summer. Hortist tells me there are lines of Gardener's Delight that taste more assertive and sweeter than other lines, and that it was used in breeding programs at NCSU. I think I got mine from seed packed for Home Depot or Lowes by Ferry Morse ... and will be growing it again next summer for sure.

I have to limit myself to ONE cherry tomato plant each year. One year I got a six pack and can you say attack of the killer tomatoes. Those things took over the garden, you had to go out and hack your way through! Last year I planted one plant in one of the raised bed boxes and it took over 3 of it's neighbors. This year I had volunteers so I transplanted 2 (mistake-should have had only one) and gave the rest away. I find the yellow pear tomatoes to be mealy and not very flavorful. I love the sweet 100's, but will have to get some seeds of those other varieties and plant them.