when shopping for low light plants. Look for the dark green plants as they require less light than light green and variegated plants.

their "box" of veggies. One even bought raw milk! They paid like $10 a box every week and took what was available...sort of like a veggie club. It might be cucumbers, peas, squash, corn, cabbage, zuccine, tomatoes, okra...whatever was harvested that week. They loved it! The grower laid out wire baskets full of goodies and the ladies picked which basket they wanted and put the goods in their own boxes. That way the gardener did not have that expense. It would be easy to setup email addresses and send out a notice..."field peas, corn, tomatoes and cucumber" ready to pick up. I would find out the local rules and start with some churches. If you are not using pesticides, then you can make that known...a BIG plus! PS..if a crop is abundant, you can arrange pick up times a couple of times a week. Keep newspaper handy to bundle if they forget their box.

west. But now I plant them near the water supply so we can keep them watered. I laid limbs down on the ground and put a shovel of dirt on it between the base and end of limb after it quit blooming. They all rooted and I have 4 new baby ones now. I have a new variagated on called "lace cap" that I am going to try and root this year after it blooms. Will keep you posted on this.

best time to divide them.

case I decide to start a business. Just getting my feet wet right now

Thanks for your replies. very helpful.

Oil, Ground up Chalk, Bay leaves. If they are red Fire Ants, you'll need the Pro's.