Hi Lali, Wow you are dedicated, baking your pots..LOL. I love my plants, but I just wash containers out w/soap and water..then again, my citrus are in plastic tree pots so they can't be baked.. I've never seen peat in small packages, but it goes by state. Each state/city differs. I hope you find it. Everyone here feeds differently. Because I'm in z5, I give a last feeding of Osmocote and spray foliage w/Fish Emulsion in Oct. Then I don't start feeding until spring or when I see new growth spurts..But Lali, you're in z7, so you can probably get away w/feeding later than I. If your tree seems like it's dormant, then withhold fertilizer.. If you're careful watering, you should be able to get away w/the soil you have your tree planted in..You don't want the soil to stay wet..it needs to dry between waterings. I also notice soils differ. I've bought MG soil that was heavy, and also found some that was light weight containing a lot of peat. If your soil contains peat, then all you have to worry about is something for drainage like the Perlite and/or sand. Some of my citrus grow in winter while others go dormant..I don't understand it since they're in the same type of soil, same light..lol.. Good luck w/your tree..Toni

Try the clay and/or kits at www.castingkeepsakes.com. We have used them for 2 of our children and the clay is great - and the prices are very reasonable. Here is a link that might be useful: Clay Handprint & Footprints

Puppies are doing fine right now. The other Mother just died. He doesn't know how. I would go over but I am 4 hours away. We both have a love for animals. He really should have had the girls fixed but I don't judge. The Poodle dug under his fence to get to the Mom's. At least he was very small. And they should be cute being Boston- Poodle mixes. He is taking them to the vet today. I found a website that had had lots of help in this dept. It was www. leerburg.com if anyone is interested. Thanks, Connie

Awwww! How cute is this?! This is taken from the site you posted. They say it's a baby Bonoco. I'd never heard of it before!