Good Morning, I have some egyptian walking onion bulbs. I usally would sell these on e-bay but we had a fire in the kitchen and have been forced to move. Please e-mail your address and how many you want. Thanks, Rosanna

I'm wondering if you have enough time in your growing season to get blooms. Anyone have any thoughts on that? They'll germinate quickly, but maybe won't flower. Maybe. If you have a bunch of seeds, you might want to set some aside for next season just in case. Moonflower vine is an annual - treat them like morning glories b/c that's what they essentially are. Mine are in part sun - they are climbing a large willow teepee trellis. I would soak them at least 48 hours and perhaps nick them with a nail clipper if you wish. I've been told by morning glory people that it's best not to fertilize - otherwise you get plenty of green and very few blooms.

Hi, we lost our beautiful fully sustainable homestead 3 years ago and thankfully, after a lot of hard work, we have finally moved to a new 5 acre parcel. Unfortunately all my seeds are from the old farm so they are 3 years old, and being a young couple that just purchased our first home our budget is pretty tight. I am just looking for variety not quantity of herbs, so I can use them in the kitchen. We live in a rural area and don't eat out to save money. And you can really taste the difference between a meal prepared with fresh vs. dry herbs.

I love the house color with the stone. I do agree that the shutters can go, maybe just “beef” up the trim a little so the windows look finished. The white trim isn’t awful but I would live in the house for a year and then decide..black trim could look nice with the other colors you have. Front door colors are a matter of taste. If you have a lot of green landscaping you may want to pull a shade of that to your door. If you have a particular color landscape, flowering shrubs and plants in a color you love,, you could pick a shade of the flowering plants to put on your door. I built my house a year ago. I have HardyPlank siding in Deep ocean blue, black trim , black standing seam metal roof and a chartreuse front door. I like to use plants (in planters and pots) around the front of the house that pick up the front door color. I get a lot of compliments on the color combinations and especially on the front door color. You are still looking at a building lot. Things will look much different when you have some landscaping, even if it’s just some bushes the builder puts in. Look at landscaping designs on Houzz, in magazines and Pinterest . You will see things much differently after living in you house for awhile. Take your time making decisions, your perfect home will come in time.