Tom, I really have not look at the archives but about your question on the fall vegetables like broccoli, it is better to succession plant them a little at a time. I usually start mine in a big container and after that I put them in the garden. Broccoli can benefit to an early start since they take a very long time to grow. If you start your own seeds and supplement with good quality transplants bought at the nursery you can have a longer season. When I saw the way they grow seedlings at Knox nursery, I learned that they put something on the seedlings to make them short and bushy, of course they did not say what it was.-( I will start broccoli the first days of August. Silvia

I agree, but Houzz would have had to have a separate server to retain all those posts. I guess it set a time limit and space limit on retained posts, so we lost a ton, but every now and then, I see some older posts pop up from someone's search. I think they did away with all the 90s and only kept those from the 2000s, because I've seen a few pop up from 2003 and 2005. Sadly, the early days were the best, when there were so many more members and so much great information.

Someone on Home Decorating Conversations thought Houzz was deleting threads and it looks as if they were right. Maybe that's the answer to what was happening with the disappearing threads and posts here. I'm sure there were people who flagged things at times, but seems like it was mostly Houzz. We better behave ourselves people - no politics ( yay ! ) and no name calling. I'm looking forward to peaceful interaction again.

Not I, Sylvia. All I know is her name, which appears (along with her degrees) at the top of the story, and her position, which appears at the end. Better for her patients she stays put, with writing remaining a hobby. I bet she’s an awesome talent in Medicine too.