I am pretty sure the smaller one is a Leopard Frog, don't know about the larger one. The small frog moved into a shallow plastic bin for the last three days were I had dug up a big clump of daylilies I wanted to divide. As I was busy and had no time to do it, I just clunked them in that bin with water. It couldn't stay there, I have to dump it ever few days so I caught it and actually put it in the stocktank. Thats why I got a good look. All these years here and I never had a frog but I had above ground for ponds. I have come to the conclusion that at least around here the frogs don't like above ground. Now I have that one small pond in my backyard 3 feet by 12 inches deep and in ground and I have decided that the stocktank will also go ingound going to start digging hole hopefully this week. So hopefully I will have frogs each year from now on.

I'm looking for either bell peppers or sweet peppers. I never really liked them but a friend of mine bought a package from costco and told me to try them raw. I was like really? So I tried it and they tasted great. Sweet and with the bell pepper taste so I want to try my hand at growing some :) I bought 2 sweet peppers from Home depot. Does anyone know if I can save seeds from those plants? Email me at splitsec002@hotmail.com so we can do a trade or if you don't have what I'm looking for I can still send you some seeds.

I'd go a darker than the cabinets, picking up the dark flecks in the granite. It would be hard to get a bleached or "cerised" finish that blended well with the granite. If you get a low sheen finish with some shading and distressing on the planks, the fingerprints will be less noticeable. We have a dark table from World Imports that shows almost nothing between cleanings.

The top picture looks more dense than I would expect in a Marathon fescue lawn. Is the lawn grass thick and dense when it's growing well? And are the tips of the new growth blunt instead of pointed. Does the grass send out runners over top of the ground? Here's a picture of St Augustine with the blunt tips. Or is it fine bladed with pointed tips? Runners or no runners?