Here is the copied and pasted complete list of all my Olallie Late and extra late bloomers. A RIPE PEACH (VT) CAMEO APPEARANCE (VT) FASHIONABLY LATE (VT) LATE EMBERS (VT) PURPLE LACE (VT) SHOWLIGHT (VT) Olallie Mack VT Sweet Tart VT Late Green Throat VT Gala Vt Yellow Sights Olallie Keith VT Type Alpha Vt Good N Gold Vt Shocker VT Fall Pink Mellon Vt Butterscotch Harvest VT Creamy Yellow Vt Home Companion VT Wishing Star Vt The Last Mellon Vt Dimpled Cheeks Vt Right Regal Vt Bridal Lilac VT Maroon Branch Olallie All Summer Olallie Gold Rim Next I am going to add my list of Isabel Hibard intros that I have here. So here are the Hibard intros that I have-- Mid Late- NO PUEDE SER CHARISMA PLUS WINGED DOVE Lates- AUTUMN FAIR LATE SESSION (listed as Late Season 2006) AMBER FINALE APRICOTE AFTERGLOW COUNTDOWN TO FALL EXIT STRATEGY FAREWELL PARTY FINAL CIRCLE IMPERIAL BALL LAST CREAMSICLE LATEBREAKING NEWS LATE HARVEST MULTIPLE PERSONALITY MUSIC OF THE NIGHT TOKAY WINE WHAT PRICE GLORY Very Lates- FAMOUS LAST WORDS (bonus plant 2006) LATE WONDER 2007 AMOR ULTIMA END OF STORY FINAL ANSWER FOREGONE CONCLUSION LAST LAUGH LAST WALTZ LATE INTERLUDE LATE ROUND SEASONS END SEPTEMBER SERENADE Very Very Lates- FINIAL FRONTIER SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER

I have grown many kinds of heirloom tomatoes and nothing beats the Brandywine in taste tests - nothing! I tried the Cherokee Purple last year (because I am Cherokee) - didn't really like 'em. (boo hoo) Mortgage Lifter is great. Similiar to Brandywines but no hard green core. Didn't like the Arkansas Traveler. Didn't like the taste of Mr. Stripey. Too low in acid to can them and tasted like smashed ants smell like! I am serious. Lemon Boy makes the best Tomato Preserves. I didn't like them for fresh eating. One plant produced enough for an army! I would like to try the Aunt Ruby's Green German tomato. I read that it was super delicious - among the best of the yummy heirlooms. And as for plants that jump into your cart? I vowed this year to cut back. Make my gardens smaller. Don't overwork myself. I really meant it too. It is just too hard to take on that much. The weeding, the mulching, the watering, the harvesting (oh...the harvesting!). Well, as any person with an addiction will tell you...I lied to myself!!!!! I went to buy just a couple of Beefsteaks tomatoes, just 2 or well, maybe 4 at the most, some Big Bertha bell peppers and a couple of hot Jalapeno peppers. I came home with 6-packs of four different kinds of tomatoes (24+ plants), and 6-packs of the following: Serano hot peppers, Big Bertha Bell peppers, Jalapeno peppers, Yellow Marigolds I didn't have, and some Mixed Coleus. I also bought about 6 packages of seeds. (I have three boot boxes full of seeds, two cat litter boxes full, and 6 one-gallon-sized zip-Loc bags full of seeds! But I bought more. Good Grief! In the meantime, the tomatoes that I started from seed and had nearly given up on them ever growing??? Well, they are beginning to grow really fast and soon I will have 6-7 more Beefsteaks, Brandywines, Romas, 2 Super Sweet 100s, 4 Juliettes, and 2 Snow White grape tomatoes - Oh, and I almost forgot! I WS a container of a new tomato that Trudi Davidoff sent to me to try (??? # of plants) - called Hungarian Pink Paste Tomato. Good Golly Miss Molly! That is more than I ever planted before! So much for cutting back, eh?

Who in the south (southeast or south west) would buy a car with a dark gray interior? I would. I buy black cars with black interiors. Get the windows tinted, roll the windows down a smidge, and put up a reflective windshield screen, and a black interior won't heat up more than 5 degrees over ambient. You can buy the regular Ford Escape with a tan interior. So why not the hybrid? Dollar to a donut says that the interior panels are different shapes because they've got to hide a battery somewhere under the floor, which raises the floor height, necessitating different trim pieces. So now they have to stock, and keep the line running with 4 different interiors. Or maybe their supplier could only meet demand at a reasonable cost in 1 color.

Have a 2013 Ford Escape, Eco Boost (love it), actually love the entire vehicle. Formerly purchased a first year of the Ford Explorer model (was pregnant with DD), lived rurally and have always had labradors. Was a great SUV for loading lots of kids, dogs, luggage, etc. Good for running around town, long drives, or for vacation destinations that didn't require air travel. For OBX & other similar beach locations, 4WD is great since you can take your vehicle onto the beach. Taking small children to the beach takes alot of effort, along with many cumbersome necessities that are easier driven to the beach, than hauled over large dunes wilst walking with the little ones. I do not have the 4WD on my new Escape. Don't currently have the need for off road driving, although I considered continuing with the 4WD option for driving in the snow. Depends on your lifestyle. I've had 2 Explorers, then went with the "mini van". HATED every minute of driving that, and returned to the Escape, purchased the hybrid model which I loved, and is currently driven by my college-aged DD. When DD went off to college, I purchased the Ford Edge, Loved it, but DH hated it and never drove it because there were alot of blind spots. I adjusted to the blind spots, but not DH. It had a big (by today's standards) engine, but I liked the pick-up. I don't like 4 cylinder (the smallest?) engine vehicles since I just feel like they take too long to get from 0-60 mph. FF to January, 2013, and I am back to an Escape. Looked around from October 2012 until January, and nothing else really thrilled me among my options. So, once again I am driving the Ford Escape. I would suggest purchasing the Eco Boost if your budge allows. An absolute pleasure to drive. Haven't calculated the mileage, but I believe it is on par with the Honda CRV (DH vehicle). Seems that all of the new model vehicles offer the computer screen which I thought would be hard for me to get used to, but in reality, it took all of a week to have it down pat. I opted for leather interior (dogs) and remote start (love getting into a warm car when it's cold outside). The model is a bit smaller than the other Escapes I've owned. Less cargo space, etc., but from what I looked at over a few months before deciding on the Escape, the cargo area isn't any smaller than the back of the CRV or other manufacturers' comps. I am completely satisfied. Until I buy my BMW 7 series, I will continue to be a loyal Ford customer, lol. Happy shopping!