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i dont have any pictures of mine but they look like the variety in Ron's first photo. DO put them in something they cant escape. mine is in a pot with no drainage. they have a bad tendency to run so if you put them in a pot they will have to just jog around in circles. (assuming the pot is...

now thats my kind of breakfast! squash counts as greens...

i know it kept me up at night. i still think its a wildflower.

yeah i dont think that rabbit would fit in your turtlearium.

i wonder if they have more squarish boxes

worms?! i knew there was a reason i liked to sleep in.

wow! 70lbs is a lot of plants! .

hey, i'm really up this time. lol. cant say for how long tho.

WHOA! thats awesome, i want one of those! a fungal ridden one!

sure is prickly..

wow. just wow.

i am totally going to lowes and walmart tomorrow.

look up how to propagate these. supposedly you can root each leaf tho i never had an success doing that.

i passed a yard today that had those angelstrumpets lining a driveway. they had many different colors. i must make these people my friend.

ive gotten some iris seedlings to bloom the first year, but most of them dont bloom until the spring-summer at 1-1.5 years old. if you started them now they would probably bloom in the fall...

no hurry brokedown.. most of my lilies have only been here one year so i dont really have enough of most of them to divide yet anyway. i should next year tho. Joe will have to settle for some of my older more common ones for now. unless he wants mystery daylily seeds (but these will take about 2...

is that a hint? i have a few other things up my sleeve too.

i have tons of butterfly (african) iris seeds and seedlings. they are super easy to start.

well if you want to know, wait until the spring and see if it flowers. if it doesnt its probably your run of the mill crappy lemonish rootstock citrus tree.