You mean until you're found out, Ron. The Seed Gestapo is watching.
But you're right, I don't know they wont be sending them - they only stated they were 'unshipped', as were yours. Im getting the sense though that they wont be... call it a gut feeling.
The conciliatory tone of the letter led...
I tried the honest approach, too.
I don't know much about perpetual gardens (?) and urban sustainability sounds pretty good, I must admit. But I just said I wanted to test them for best results in my soil and to experiment for suitability as overwinter greenhouse sports. I selected varieties...
I would say they are great and they are an acquired taste. The best way to ensure you acquire that taste is to be hungry when you eat them. The best seasoning for any food is always hunger.
Seriously, they have a bitter twinge to them that potatoes don't have. It isn't objectionable, but it IS...
Male flowers typically stand tall on a stalky stem, and females are squat. They also have a small swelling just behind the flower.
Here you go:
http://www.pumpkinnook.com/howto/pollen.htm
I got three packets of four bean seeds each, today. FOUR seeds - what am I supposed to do with four seeds? No garlic or any of the other beans I had requested were shipped, and there was no indication they would be.
Along with this "bounty," was some computerish, order-related gobbledy gook and...
It needs to be done in the heat of the day, when the flowers are fully open and dry. You can use a soft bristle brush, too, like the kind used to apply facial blush makeup. Dip a clean brush into the male flower, then dust lightly into the females.
Since you're not there in the midday, though...
Just go ahead and get her some, Ron. She sounds like a gem. Just come clean with her and let her know what you are thinking. And make sure you give her a hug for the great goodies.
Very nice and cozy. So where is the beer cooler?
Seriously, it reminds me of the beachfront massage cabanas in Cancun. Maybe you need to hire a muscular Mexican masseuse to come in once a week, eh?
These look like cayenne. Wonderfully hot.
I have seed for some Peter Peppers, come next year. I gotta say, I am look forward to waving them around under Lori's nose.