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Okay here are a couple of pictures for now. I need more lights! I have not hit my stash yet, I saw these at the store and figured they were just the right length to do 2 poles for each strand. Sorry no cute 'little ones' to photo :hu :weee need more lights :barnie :weee Joe *aah lights...

Shannon those pictures are wonderful. Beautiful tree! She is quite the ham! Adorable shot with the tree! I will go out now and get some pictures of my lights! Joe

Thank you Ducks. This is very encouraging! Joe

I think you misunderstood. When they are all gone that means I have read all the new posts. That is a drag. No Tomatoes= no new posts= :pop/ :mow Joe

To cute! I want one! If I did a roof lawn then I would have enough room! :lau Congrats on the wonderful kids! Joe

Good find Ron. This is a lot of pennies! *Joe off to bank for penny rollers* :drool Joe

Thanks Steve I need to look into it. I am bad about thinking about doing something and actually doing it sometimes. I think I lack the follow through gene! Joe

They are collected when you have a bin for them to live in. Joe

Here is a link that tells about them. They are a short lived and often grown as an annual. http://gardening.about.com/od/plantprofiles/p/Pansies.htm Joe

Journey I was wondering how things are looking. How about an update picture? Please? Joe

I am looking forward to it again. I learn so much when I help her study! I've been thinking about taking some Botanical classes myself. They would have to be online though. Does anyone know of any thing like this? Joe

Here are some pictures of the seed pod. Sorry about the lighting, I did not want to move her. Here is a picture of her in full bloom. Hoping for lots of seed from them! A picture of the base. If you look close you can see that the Moss is alive! When she is finished up I want to make a...

Ron I love those Desert Rose Adenium obesum. A few weeks ago a lady gave me one. To bad it is to big for a small Bonsai. I think I will limit it's roots and see if I can keep it at it's current size as it matures and forms that nice base. That is helpful reading Ron. Joe

It should be in your inbox my friend. Just unzip and run the setup file. I hope you enjoy it. Joe

I found this Diy laminar flow hood. Seems easy enough to build. Rosalind could you share with us what kind of tissue culture you do? This is very interesting to me. Thanks Joe

Hey O good to hear you have success with sprouting. The seedlings are going to grow slow at this time of the year. You can fool them with light timing and heat but they still all seem to know it is winter. Come Spring you are ready this year! You have good starts now and a few weeks before...

That is wonderful! This is what it all about to me! Thank you for sharing that experience. Just wonderful! Joe

It is all in the name of love for the critters we choose to care for! :thumbsup Joe

What sit in the chair and relax? :th Or stop the chewing? :weee Joe

Rosalind thank you. This input is very helpful. As an aspiring scientist I am aware of aseptic technique to some degree. I have read a little on this subject and do plan on more study. Thank you again and please feel free to add any other ideas you have on this subject! Would you agree...