The plant swap & event planning have me in an "organizing flurry. I have secured' tables, thought out a sign/mapping/parking plan, dreamed about what I was going to cook and inventoried plant swap give-a-ways in my yard. I am going to have to ask you all to ignore weeds and maintenance issues in my yard. The list is attached. Please, let me know if I have promised you a plant and have forgotten. Plants in Pots Blue Ginger ( Dichorisandra thyrsiflora) Michael, Pat, Evelyn Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus) Green & Burgundy Michael Pineapple Mint (Mentha suaveolens 'Variegata')My cuttings may not be taking  some plant available for digging out Avocado, avocado-pear (Persea americana Miller - Family:Lauraceae) Susana Angel Wing Begonia (Family: Begoniaceae) Kate Lipstick Vine (Aeschynanthus lobbianus ) Jae, Evelyn Clitoria Vine (Clitoria ternatea) Ann H., Joyce, ??? Someone else, help me out, I have more seeds Heirloom Beefstake Tomato Mary Ellen Pineapple Guava (Acca sellowiana) Linda W. Ruellia (Ruellia brittoniana) Evelyn Salvia (Salvia coccinea) Evelyn Eucalyptus Citriodora Linda Red Mandevilla (Mandevilla splendens) Terri Up for Grabs at the Swap Sedum (Sedum spurium, I think!) And many more Sunflower (Helianthus maximilianii) you cut! Yellow Alder (Turnera ulmifolia) you dig! Rose Periwinkle (Vinca Rosea Apocynaceae) you dig! Coleus Cuttings you cut! Blue Sky Vine (Thunbergia grandiflora) you cut! Scarlet Milkweed Seeds Bright Pink and Yellow 4 OÂClock Seeds Whew! My 'word of the day' for yesterday was monomania. I think it may applied to me, of late, with plants on my brain. Ha! Again, please, let me know at disilkwood@yahoo.com if you plan to attend. I am NOT advertising my home address or phone number on GardenWeb for anybody in the world to see. I do promise to add you to my e-list (which I plan to Bcc messages to in the future) and give you updates and reminders. My photo for the day - Pagoda Blossoms Happy Gardening, Diana

Please use latest list. Thank you Ron

Tikanis - I know now why my back used to hurt so much (thinking about carrying the six 10-lb sacks of potatoes!) Here's a question for all of you re: our 2010 Census. Have you received yours yet? If so, how was it delivered? Even though I was home all day yesterday, no one bothered to knock on the door or ring the doorbell. It was not delivered by the postal service. I accidentally found the envelope on our driveway floor by the garage doors. Fortunately, the rain had ended, or it would have been reduced to confetti. Our whole street was done this way. I would not have noticed it if I hadn't been taking the trash can out to the curb. And yet the government stress how important it is to participate in completing the form. Foolish me - I just assumed it would be mailed to us, but just throwing it on the driveway like the daily newspaper is the last way I would think such an important document would be delivered. Is it just down here in the boonies this is happening?

I know what they are going thru with the cancer treatments. I too spent many days/hours in the cancer center with DH before he passed away. But he had the port put in as soon as he was diagnosed with this. He also had diabetes and heart problems and lung problems. My prayers are with Jim, family and medical staff. Has she typed in Garden Web? instead of KT and there is a way to get the favorites back--maybe Raven can help. I have a program to save them if they are lost. Can't think of title but begins with X. Again Prayers for all Marie