This is the Univ. of Florida Extension site for veggie growing with schedules of what to plant when, and much more. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/vh021 This is the Solutions for Your Life site from UF, with gardening and more: http://solutionsforyourlife.ufl.edu/ A few other favorite sites: Florida Gardener - http://floridagardener.com Floridata - http://floridata.com Of course, I'll have to plug my gardening blog, which is sadly negelcted, but will be updated a lot this year: http://theconsummategardener.com My blog has a list of Florida gardening blogs on the sidebar. Anyone who has a blog who wants to be added, let me know. I'm updating the whole site, and there will be feeds for all the blogroll blogs on the new site.

Hi Ingevald, very nice reading, I read in great depth. I particularly enjoyed masseriaficazzana. It was very familiar to me, not only the figs, but the wonderful other fruits I haven't had in a while. Thanks again, I enjoyed it greatly. Ciao

I can't wait until I start taking photos this year with my new camera!!! Theresa, I love the photos. I wish some of this year's were labeled though! I do the "ooh that's pretty...what is it?" thing, lol. At least tell me the roses names pretty please. : ) Zabecca, I love the poppy, and the blue morning glory. I've got a bunch of poppy and morning glory seeds for the upcoming year, I can't wait. Laura, You have done lots of garden construction, and you have lots of great plants! I think patience is the key now. As those areas mature, they will look great. And if something doesn't look right after things grow in and up, you can always move them. Here's a pic of the Clematis 'Star of India' that I think I posted awhile back on the Cottage Garden forum, but not here. I can't wait to re-shoot it with the good camera this summer! Remy

I'm sure I've been on that site before looking at granite. I never noticed the kitchen gallery. It's great to see so many pictures of actual kitchens and how the granite looks installed (plus giving the name of the granite!). Thanks!