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Let's go with their runs per game avg. ( 4 teams total avg. is 20.45 ) so for a 3 game series each   61 runs total

  And along the same lines - you don't want  

Looks like some left over bug damage ( you say you had aphids - and they can cause all sorts of leaf damage on the newest growth that becomes more apparent as those leaves grow out ) I'd say just wait and see if the leaves that start growing now that the aphids are gone still have the same...

While coupons can be helpful - you also want to make sure you are not over doing it with them. For example I recently ordered some veggie seeds for next year from an online shop (first time ordering from them) placed the order in my cart and almost removed everything once the $6.95 shipping...

  And those that are just doing that challenge are not going to worry about paying $2 - $3 per pepper because it is a novelty thing that they want to do the one time and you shouldn't worry about charging them that much for it because they are getting what they want at a price they think is fine...

You have to remember also that during the off season you are going to be paying much more per pepper to grow them as the heating of the green house is not cheap and the electricity to make up for the lack of hours of light is also expensive - not to mention the longer time it takes to ripen the...

I'd definitely file a claim - seems the USPS screwed up and put the package on a plane to Hawaii and then since it was damaged and opened in Hawaii they got the warrant to search it and found it was something that could not be shipped from Hawaii to the States thus it was confiscated.   Since it...

Yep it's ridiculous what the USPS charges to send things internationally -- figure they'll ship incoming things from China for pennies per piece with free tracking on each piece so that the Chinese can sell their cheap electronics for a couple bucks shipped to us but if we try to return the same...

I use an old window screen that the seeds can be spread out on in a single layer that way they get good airflow all around including the bottom and dry quickly (moisture is the enemy so you want to get rid of it as quickly as possible ) and the window screens are small enough that the seeds do...

What size did you need and do you need them compartmented ?   Uline has the Kraft Indesructo Mailers ( http://www.uline.com/BL_1407/Kraft-Indestructo-Mailers) starting in Qty's of 100 - that might work (heavy duty in several sizes but no compartments)  

  But to the general consumer that just needs a piece of furniture - the particle board from Walmart does what they need it to do and is readily available so they buy it rather than search for a source of the harder to find Amish made wood piece and when it breaks they just toss it and buy another.

Package came in the mail today -- in one fell swoop I went from just a couple varieties to plant next year to having to try and figure out how to make more room in the grow area !!! :dance: :dance:   Thanks again for the great offer  

Germination rate will also depend on how much moisture was in the pod/seed when it was frozen -- ie. pods that were frozen straight off the plant will have lower germination than pods that had been picked and sat for a few days before going in the freezer. Freshly picked pods tend to have more...

  Nope you'd also lose by a technicality since you listed 11 !! (2014 had 2 winners so technically Matt Ward was not one of the last 10 winners !! :rofl: :cheers:

  The flowers are what become the fruit -- so you do not want to cut them off if you are wanting pods !!! -- what you mention is that cutting the flowers off early will cause the plant to focus more on growth of the branches so that the plant gets larger thus fruiting more later in the season...

Maybe placing them in the fridge or an ice chest for a couple days before putting in the freezer would help - figure getting the pods close to freezing temp before placing them in the freezer would at least minimize any temp change.

  This -- you only know partially who Mama is - as you only know her dominate traits that show in her offspring -- you have no idea what her recessive traits are and/or how they will combine with her various Papa's and which of those will present in her girls and future generations of offspring.

  Could be you opening the freezer so many times a day to take a look at those peppers causing the whole freezer to warm up since the door is open :shh:

  Certain diseases, bugs etc. can be carried in the infected seeds and certain crops that are not native can cause problems with native crops if they spread after being planted  - Even the US has restrictions on importing of some types of seeds.   See this article from Michigan State University ...