Suzi,
I am working on a file system to maintain some records that have been done so far in notebooks. My main problem is housing all the trees after development. We all have this problem at some point, way more trees than land.
Everyone is telling me to switch majors into agriculture, but this is a hobby and my degree is already too close as I am in courses for a Master in crop science and environmental science. The goal of my degree however is environmental science in paleontology using botanical fossils. So sorta already in agriculture but far away to not be called agriculture.
But, anyhow yes, I too am normally a very diverse and impulsive when i get into an idea. When I was younger my parents allowed me to get into avian breeding and that is still a part of my life 20 years later. However, I am nowhere near the amount of avians now (35) as when I was majorly into the program (600+). Think I will start learning the fig breeding next year as I am finding articles and journal information on the process. Always need another project to work on...
Currently have the following rooting:
Celeste (two varieties)
Black Mission
Atreano (unconfirmed as of yet)
Alma
Verte
Blache de Sable (Virginia Unknown - 001)
RedMill (Virginia Unknown - 002) possible Celeste
Growing with leaves:
Old Brooklyn
RedMill (Virginia Unknown - 002) possible Celeste
Have heard rumors of a Petite Negra in the area and need to get over to that region of town.
Chris