I visited one of those stores and was amazed at the number of enthusiastic youth so intently interested in horticultural endeavors. One particular plant, C. sativa, seemed a popular choice. But, I have been unable to locate such a plant at any of my local garden centers, and the staff of the store seemed unable to suggest sources. Maybe the interest was due to the plant's rarity? In any case, that chain seems to be doing its part to help these budding gardeners achieve their botanical aspirations.

So funny...I thought I had never heard of this, but I was just wrapping Christmas presents I bought earlier in the year, and ran across a bag that says "Wormway." :) Apparently they had a booth at the Lawn & Garden show last February. I got hubby a t-shirt that says "Jamaican Bat Guano." LOL!

I shop at the Worm's Way at Rivergate all the time, Steve. They are my most reliable source for the organic controls and fertilzers I use - Emulsified Fish fertilizer, mineral supplements, diatomaceous earth, Neem oil, Burnout (organic grass/weed killer made with concentrated citrus oil). They are great!

By the way - seeds from the Pomegranate should be ready soon. I'm about to go put it in the garage for the winter. I'll send you a message to get your address once I have them dried for you, Steve.

Awesome...thanks, april. =) That's the store I was talking about. I originally saw it because my in-laws go to that church right there.

Yep, I mentioned this in the Burnout thread, but they are going to be moving that store to East Nashville around the first of February. The new address will be:

Worm's Way (new location)
901 Main Street
Nashville, TN 37206

You can call 800-397-4153 (according to the little card they gave me when I went in last week) to find out for sure when they are going to move. I guess they are still finishing the new space.

Less convenient for me, but probably more convenient for a lot of other folks.

Good to know...thanks for the info! =)