like a novice. we don't really know what we're doing, we just put a seed in the dirt, hope for the best and let mother nature take it from there. we do can, freeze and we have a dehydrator for drying. becky i hadn't thought of a scarecrow but now that you mention it the kids are really excited to make one and put it in the " pumpkin patch"

is a plus.

transplant some on this sloping property..If we can get enough of the trees out, I'm about to place all the azaleas I rooted down there. Must be about thirty! My idea is to get enough trees out to proved some sun, then take a lot of my cuttings back there and see what they do. But, I know that daylilies won't thrive there, because they already "reach for the sun" in certain portions of my yard. BTW: I just this year decided to separate some of mystella d"oro now waiting to see if they thrive.

are finished blooming although still attractive. Good luck!