Hey, Ryan, my coast redwoods aren't mature yet, and I don't have means to collect seed from these mature giant sequoias. However, I took a couple pics for you this morning, on my way to water plants at my sister's house. This particular tree grows in Meadow Vista, CA, which is a bit higher elevation (around 1,700 ft). Branches all the way to the ground, huge flare to the trunk....what you can see of it, that is. I would have gotten closer, but foothill folk are suspicious of people pokin' 'round with cameras in their yards. Thankfully, these trees are right on the roadside. (I sure hope they're sequoias, otherwise I'll feel quite green indeed) ;) Enjoy! Josh From where I parked: Other side of the road: The big tree: Isolated:

Hello Dancinglemons. How about 15 minutes West of Richmond, Va.? I recall that Snowstorm, we had, last Easter, which turned a Dining room into a Greenhouse, which caused some serious grief, around here. I lost quite a few plants, I'd raised from seed, waiting to get some real sunshine back. If you are confident and willing to keep that close watch on our weather and temps, you may set them out early, with a reasonable risk. I had the neighbors laughing, at the 18' Tomato Trees, until they got a few of the free toms. I was doing the SFG technique, with some modifications and my own Hot-rod soil mixes. Learned some valuable lessons, good and bad. Working on my second garden spot, this year, to expand my harvest and selections, to do. I'll share things, I learned, if you are interested, just contact me, via an E-Mail. Mike in Montpelier.

Still trying to find a copy of a Disc. Annies Attic pattern book "Teeny Tiny Snowflakes" #878806. Unable to get from them. Also want patterns from a Family Circle magazine from Feb. 1977 "Sew the Sunbelt in Style" It included 4 sweater patterns and 4 different styles. One of them was Jacqueline Jewetts easy to knit garter sweater in grey wool by bernat. Any help finding these will be great.

If the pattern you're looking for is from the link ladybuglove posted, that shouldn't be hard to duplicate at all. It doesn't look like there are any special stitches and a moebius is made with a technique that is accessible on-line for free.