I have spoon tomato, pequin pepper, fairy tale eggplant, ancho san martin pepper, cinnamon basil (from my garden-always comes true for me), and a small trade purple opal basil (commercial). Would love your nasturtium dwarf Alaska, swiss chard bright lights, sweet rainbow peppers, and marizol purple tomato. Please see my want list in case you have any heirloom tomatoes or other items in your stash that I want. If you have a *dark* red, open pollinated lettuce, or heirloom artichoke seeds, I'd like some. :)

Wow that is amazing. Sure wish I had access to a friend like that. We lost two of our apple trees last winter.

It has been unusually cold here in the PNW and I started my tomatoes a month early this year, in January, even. But I see some Juliet's coloring up so I should get ripe tomatoes very soon now and then a lot I hope. I have 60 plants this year.

Sandy, it's a built in desk there. In the living room, a separate earlier posting, there's a sofa/guest bed in the "pop out". With 1175sf we had to come up with design features that kept an open feeling in the house. Kate, the plan for the outside skylight was to have that light shine into the study. But for accessibility reasons we changed the slope of the porch roof and that idea didn't work out as well as we hoped. Sierraeast, we've been very satisfied with the GC's quality of work. He uses select lumber for framing and caulks the exterior framing "joints". Tom