Thanks Shoe for the reply.
I have been very pleased with how easy this plant is to grow, I have several nice size plants in pots (using scotts potting mix). It seems to root readily from cuttings, I got my original plants from a nursery in Ocala Florida and now have several trays started from cuttings. I plan to try in the ground this coming spring. They are an attractive perennial (to Me), so I am hoping to have some edible landscaping.
The Wife has only used in omelets so far, and I was hoping to find more ways to eat. Strangely I have only found one recipe online.
Tarpon is a lot different these days, still a nice place and will always be home for me, (my family has been here for several generations).
Thanks again
Bill
