Oh sheesh, I think what we rescued last night were Mom & Dad, not the babies. This afternoon the babies are still cheeping at the top of their lungs in there. I guess I will have to keep an eye out for anyone else needing help. Mom & Dad must have got on the wrong side of the damper by accident. I can hear when they fly in and out so I will make sure to listen that they're ok and still coming back to their babies today. Hope everyone's ok! :0 Laurie, yes they are lucky I noticed them, I was just going to bed and DH noticed that the cat was going nuts in front of the fireplace, LOL. Maggie found them for us.

Coming along nicely, all! =) Mine are starting to take off & get wee lil bud sets. Yay!!! These are some of my cherry tomatoes. I have more cherry tomatoes & some slightly wee seedlings of Amish Paste, San Marzano Lungo #2 & Rutgers that I had to reseed about 2 weeks ago due to them getting destroyed when I moved... Happy Gardening, all! - Steve Here is a link that might be useful: Steve's Garden

Hi all, I'll get in on this action. I enjoyed the 2009 series a lot and told myself I'd join in if it started up again in 2010. 3/25/10, 12 days after planting: The lower of two sets of growing trays - mostly tomatoes. I raised the lights up to take the picture, so don't start yelling at me about how they're too far away. Shown here are: Anna Russian, Better Boy, Big Boy, Big Mama, Bobbie, Brandywine, Cowlick's Brandywine, and OTV Brandywine. All in all we are trying 22 varieties in all this year (assuming they all sprout, that is - still two holdouts). We are definitely looking forward to trying a bunch of new things as well as some old reliables. Happy Gardening everyone. - Chris

Amish Paste: Bloody Butcher with Rutgers on right: Back Rutgers lost 2nd true leaves and growing tip when hit by a ball, but suckers are starting to form. Bloody Butcher has buds forming. Early Girl with Polish Dwarf in front: Supersweet 100: Stupice: Sungold with Black Cherry in front: Sungolds suffered a lot of leaf damage when I was caught off guard by an early evening temperature drop Friday night. Yellow Pear: