Ugh, this seems to complicated for me :( Well, i'm a quick learner! Good thing all my container plants are in 4in pots or smaller xD. Well, except for a large rosemary (too large) that i cannot bring my self to prune, or get rid of...i did just repot it a week ago. Al if you aren't going to make a video...can you write a book? You just have so much information to share, and this tiny website can never seem to hold it all. You could put it up for how ever much money (or free, even) on amazon.com without having to worry about getting it published or anything (which it should be) Sir Andrew of the Lemon, Recalcitrant Teenager, Newb Extraordinaire, Slayer of Gnats, Pruner of Trees, Broke as All-Get-Out, and Stabbed by Thorns

Well sort of the wrong title. One did not make it and the other?? Kind of wobbly. I do not know what is up. Seems both of them were having a time nursing. It is the same mother of most of my sheep. I will post a picture of the one survivor. Neither were rejcted by the mother. I have tried the bottle thing before but it does not work. They need the mother to take care of it. I do believe the one will survive. I stole their separate area with my brugs for keeping their babies. This might have something to do with it. My wife will not cook them so I must give the ones I do not need away. I do have some males I need to thin out. I guess I need to fence off another area for raising babies. I will check my batteries and take a picture with the flash if all is ok.I will post it later . Maybe it will bring luck to it. The one that did not make it was a male so it would not have had a long life even if it survived. Jim

Today was my most productive day so far, and I gambled all my expensive delphinium seeds and others by not holding any back for spring sowing. I may regret that, and I doubt T&M will replace them if they fail because I WS'ed them and didn't follow their instructions. One or many containers, clear cups, cell packs, 4" pots, 1/2 gal jug. I think the clear cups with the lids in daisy trays go the fastest if the seeds can be handled individually or a few in each cup. Otherwise gallon jugs or large containers sprinkling seeds go even faster per unit. The cups with lids I fill to a certain line, tamp down and have 3", the lids are a little awkward but faster than baggies (once I have them prepped). Strawberry Sundae Pansy Delphinium Bicolor (lavender and blue) Delphinium Purple Pagan Geum Triloba (Prairie Smoke, my seeds came from Prairie Moon yay! Aconitum (Monkshod) lots Celandine Poppy (scattered some in the 1/2 gal jug)

Saschja, I just now saw this comment from you in July......never got a notice in e-mail. So sorry to have not responded. You can e-mail me directly at free2bebrian and the @ and then gmail.com. My name is Jan. We still have walking sticks, but have managed to keep them limited. Takes a lot of plucking. The best remedy I found is watering the plants and watching for them moving out of the wet zone. They don't like water. Then I grab them and either kill them, which I hate doing, or put them in the yard waste bin. The problem with not killing them is the risk that they just get put somewhere else via the yard waste recycling. Mostly I suck up my buddhist impulses and kill them. But its hard. Write to me and we can talk directly. The brown and green are the same, just adjusted to the different color plant part they are on usually. So sorry you have a major infestation. Not a good sign for PG. Jan