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I've heard the berries are an amazing weightloss tool. If I'm thinking of the right plant. Personally I've found that no matter how costly a plant-If I must have it then I must have it. Have you tried googling them and reading EVERYTHING? goodluck

It's night time now-but I think I saw a leaf wiggle...hehehe You'd have to be pretty bored to sit and start at a plant webcam for long. lol Thanks for sharing. Edited to say *stare* I meant 'stare at a plant webcam for long' And I swear I wasn't knocking it.

Here in central Indiana-zone 5, we just do as Pat suggested also. Throw some mulch on them and wait for spring. I like to use dead leaves as my mulch for plants like this.

I hate them too. I thought I'd have to worry with my worm bins and fruit flies-but no...no fruit flies in them for a yr. now-but let harvest season come and I can't get rid of them. My husband has resorted to hanging a sticky fly strip in the kitchen-I hate it. There just too much fresh fruit...

and the rich get richer...

oooo you lucky dog you...free daylilies-the best kind. If I were you I'd split them up some. It's very easy to do-just be careful and you'll see the bulbs to separate. I got a couple clumps as you describe and split them up and ended up with enough to plant a long row of them. This is their...

aahhhh, their so sweet. Wish I could have them outside here-but it's too cold. :(

excellent prices, I just bought 2 for $6, here in central Indiana. and Walmart had them for $4.44 a piece. Hope you make a little extra cash with your pumpkins, that'll make it all worthwhile huh?

YUM!! I love figs, especailly fig pudding.

Very nice! It makes you feel good doing your part, huh? Bravo!

Hi, I do not have the bulbs you are looking for-but I do have some pink day lilies and raspberry colored day lily seeds, and some crocrosmia(sp) lily seeds. I am unsure how they would do in your zone though. I'm surprised you dont have to did your tulip bulbs every year. I used to live in AK-and...

Wow what a neat idea-sounds like alot of organizing. Wish someone around here would take on a project like that. I'll mention the idea to my Master Gardener Association.

I have LOTS of volunteers this year-from the bird seed we feed...hehehe You have me enticed though-I think I'll plant some more varieties-on purpose.

ok-beefy's being a wise burger...humming birds don't read, but if you can, go here: http://www.nwf.org/backyard/

Yes mam. And it was sooo easy to get. I'd bet anybody, they could qualify. Just a few things required-and mostly just a commitment. Under $40 (I think it was) shipping and membership plus sign. Just something to show our support. Our back yard is # 483,000 and some odd number(I can't remember...

Thank you both/ Pat-excellent idea -using frozen fruits from earlier harvest. And was already planning to touch on jellie and jams. I got a bunch of good book to take with me also. I have a cookbook collect that lines two walls of my kitchen...hehehe Cat-the holiday gifts is diffinately worth...

We live in an old one room school house. If you look close in the picture at the windows down the side-you can see where the windows have been modernized-changing the look significantly-but it still looks like Little House on the Prairie in person. But what I wanted to share was how my husband...

Hello everybody-I've been very busy lately and not posting as much as I should be, but with this project I am turning to you, my garden friends, for help. thank you for reading and whatever input you might have. I have just taken on a two year commitment for my local Master Gardener Association...

Indiana Zone5 frost timeline given in my Master Gardener class 50% chance of frost after April 30th 5% chance after May 12th 5% chance of frost before Sept. 30th 50% chance before Oct. 20th

wild morning glories-the farmers hate them here-they grow along the corn fields in pink too.