Looking to contact master gardener gcmastiffs. Read that you have a marvelous raised bed garden. My home is called TheHaven & many wilds share in my fruit harvests. I need mulberries because they are high in Iron. I have a quarter acre with a huge south side to plant and an eastern exposure away from houses or cars for mulberries. I currently work with several large brown Turkey figs but love white -Morus alba and red/black mulberries. I'm a working Herbalist for over 30 years; and would love to see more of your gardens. If you do trades, anything I grow is yours, including when dormant, shoots from Newton, Farfig or Nugen. My big figs who are all a little over 20 years old. I subscribed to your newsletter but can't seem to access your email link. I'm a disabled veteran, and will probably be wheelchair bound until the middle of September due to an upcoming graft operation in Tampa's VA hospital. I maintain two homes, lost my mom in April and her home is in DeLand; 24 miles west of Daytona, just east of the St. John's river. We harvest people's loquat trees for them in DeLand and three of my five figs live up there. I've got my significant other's fraternal twin and his dachshund living at mom's house and my significant will be taking care of the service Yorkie - named Cruise, here in Gotha. I really am eager to see how many fruiting trees and bushes I can get to grow in both household gardens. You can check out my free Formulary of WorldHerbs(r) at www.theherbalcupboard.com. My regards atTechHerbal

Hello. I have been trying to find the following varieties of bunch grape vines to purchase: Stover, Conquistador, and Daytona. If anyone has these vines and can provide some cuttings please let me know. Thanks Jeremy

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Wow, what a PIA!! Still, I wish we had the option to fly, then again, the idea of someone thinking your adenium was suspicious is funny in a ridiculous way. We had our own craziness trying to get back home, but made it none the worse for wear. However, I'll never make the drive again, at least not as the driver!! haha!! Had to elbow my way thru Manhattan, even though it was 11pm. By the time we reached Delaware on the end of day 2, it was only about 3-4 more hours to get back home. So we decided to push through. It was harrowing!! Anyhow, glad to hear you've got plant material to play with!! I have the same 4 weeks to get my bare naked ladies (just as cute and plump as they can be) to look alive before the cool weather sets in. I've only got florescents, looking forward to hearing how your full spectrum LED works out. I tried regular LED shoplights a couple of years ago, plants limped along, wasn't worth the trouble. However they weren't full spec, so I'm expecting you'll have better results than I did. I'm going to go with heating mats this year, even though my plants will be inside...I'm hoping to keep them warm and toasty... and whichever one wants to keep it's leaves through the winter, will have the option. Post pics of your process please, someone recently posted with the very same goal as your plaited project. Will be a wonderful resource!! I did some root chopping & potting atop discs too, so I'm hoping 4 weeks will be enough to find out if they live. I chopped 2 that had roots too long to fit in the correct diameter pot. Didn't take pics though, there are plenty enough of the process on youtube & it's not terribly complicated, lol! I'm trying an experiment with this stuff: Dries out really really quick though!! This is what this little lady looked like last Wed, a wee bruised from the trip but ready to roll, no time to waste! Here's a look at the rest of my bare naked ladies: