So sweet is stunning as well. I was looking for a darker leaved hosta with the white but when I saw Sweet innocence I instantly knew the right spot for it. I also have a spot for Spilt Milk in mind.Now I am looking for a hosta ( I saw a small on on the dirty laundry thread)that has lime green in the center with wide darker green edges. It needs to be medium to large as well. Its really good to know Sebrights is a good place to order from. I was there a few years ago and have been planning a trip back as soon as I can get a free weekend. Thier about two hours each way from me. A trip down there is probly just what I need to get my head straight on the diff. types of hosta. I know iris , roses and hydrangeas really well but I am totally lost when it comes to anything to do with hostas other than that they are a shade plant and slugs just love them.

I don't have a lawn anymore, but it could have been the thing for spider mites and aphids for the roses. The rose thing was to get rid of the spider mites, when I thought nothing was working. I had a datura and it got wiped out by spider mites and died, and it seems like all the little plants like violas, pansies and primroses had an infestation, so pulled them all out. But, I don't have a lawn anymore, so it was not a weed and feed problem. Every spring all the new growth has been wiped out by massive aphid attacks, but not this year, because I kept spraying the winter. I know that's bad. The aphids can over winter, because it never get really cold here. Then once the aphids are set in, nothing kills them, I had trim off all the new growth and then spray. I lost like a whole season. So, it could either be spider or things I did to get rid of spider mites.

Doris, you GO girl!. . . and don't come back! Kidding! Dear, dear Doris, I knew exactly what you meant. In fact, I had a similar ugh-reaction when I first saw the gum. Then I giggled like a little hooligan who thought she was getting away with something. You don't own any kitties, do you Doris? There might be a cat butt gum coming to a mailbox near you. ;-) Msafirstein, I can tell you a bit about the book. As you've probably noticed, these swaps sometimes get a little out of control. Translation: I bought the same book for me too. This book contains information about Lemons, starting with their history and recipes (There's a Meyer Lemon marmalade recipe in this book that I - a member of the non-canning brigade - would love to make). Followed by crafts, how to grow lemons, as well as, its more practical, household uses. This little book contains a lot of pictures too. Thank you Diana and Annie Banani! I won't be leaving until tomorrow, so I had to drop by and hang wit yous guys. Sol

I'd post it on Hallson's virus x site. Here's someone who suspects hvx on a Patriot. Chris will tell you if you have a problem. Does my Patriot have HVX? Or...you can order test strips. I think they are about $35.00 for 5 strips. If you keep them refrigerated, they are good for about a year. Agdia bk