Sandy, I'm keeping up my reading, but have nothing to post. We are farther north and haven't had the heat and humidity yet, still working in the yard. Keep posting!!! Pat Durham McRae, in Indiana Researching: TRIMBLE, IVY, ELDER, HALL, FUSSELL, DURHAM, THOMPSON & FLORA, in TN & GA

Hi Pat--- If you want Heat and Humidity, come on to Tennessee! I have a friend in Ohio that said they went from 60s to 90s but had a storm yesterday and it's really "muggy" there today. We actually had a cool Spring--we usually go from Winter to Summer like my friend did. I try to get out early and water before the sun hits the plants then have to water again in the late afternoon when the shade is back on them. Husband and retired plumber put sprinklers all over the yard for most of the trees/shrubs and it we don't get rain soon, I'm going to have to water them---especially the Willow, Magnolia, and that new Oak Tree he planted. It's strange but when the rain comes from the West, it seems to hit the rivers and splits up---misses Montgomery County! We get most of our rain from the North- or South-west. Maybe that "cold front" they are talking about will move through here and give us a shower tonight and tomorrow. Sandy