Thomas unfortunately the HEB by my house does not have anymore of them. Trust me everytime I go to HEB, I make sure to see if they have more. I have one more lime left at the house so I am hoping for some more seeds. The site that I listed on my post is the name of the farm that the finger limes I bought from HEB came from. it looks like you can order from them directly (the fruit that is) from them but you have to pay 14 bucks for the shipping. Prices are not bad, just the shipping is a bit high for some limes that do not weight that much. I also called uscitrusnursery.com and spoke to someone there that said they will start shipping outside their area in March. I plan to order one from them if they have the pink or red color finger limes. I already have 5 of the green ones and have another 11 seeds germinating. hoping to have at least 15 of these plants so I can share with all my friends and family. I am just not sure how long it will take before they start to produce fruits. because of this, I may buy one from uscitrusnursery if they are more mature and already have fruits.

So sorry to hear this. Hoping you both get home together soon. One suggestion. When my daughter and her baby boy were in separate hospitals, I took the pillowcase she slept on to her baby so he could smell her. I did that daily as long as they were separated. May sound corny but we felt it helped and the nurses had no problems with it.

Figs should have no problem growing in the Seattle area, but only certain varieties will reliably produce fruit, due to the shorter growing season and frost coming before the figs are ripe. Olympian, Brown Turkey, and Desert King are popular varieties here, but there are others.

Oh my gosh, bluemarble, you are amazing!! You have no idea how spot on helpful you have been. I want the rug to tie in with my Maharam silver/blue Quatrefoil throw pillow. Amazing that the rug you found happened to be by Maharam And is just the right colors! Thank you!!!