Julie E. Johnson

I have paw paws growing from seed in a water bottle.  They look really good and strong right.now but I am getting ready to transplant them I to some very deep pots. What would be the best time to do this? And any suggestions or tips of how would be appreciated.  I didn't think I would get this far with seeds I collected from fruits of other trees.  I don't want to kill them now.

I know you can't belive everything you hear but I keep getting different answers on using coffee grounds in your garden.   Can you "permies " please give me some feedback on this.  I have been collecting used coffee grounds all winter, I just don't know if I should use them and if I do what on and how much?  

I am a buy plants.....and more plants.....and more plants  kinda girl then I make a plan about were to plant them.  
I also collect and forage seeds from plants for the following planting season.  I have tons of those also.  I have started donating them to my nearby library which has a seed library for member use.  Then I get more seeds .....it is all done in good intentions and eventually I do get a an together.   There is nothing like when a plan finally comes together and you get that big juicy tomato for your biscuit and gravy.

One of my fondest memories is when I was a young girl about 12 years old, in the summer time my mother would have us pick out some sort of garmet to sew during the summer.  She would sit with me and show me how to make a pattern out of newspaper and how to sew my garment.  I learned how to make tops and an apron and some shorts like that.  I wore the items I had made with pride.  That is a memory of time spent with my mom.  I would love to do that just one more summer.

I have finally acquired two very small paw paw seedlings and I am wondering if you might have any tips on how to plant them and when to plant them?  I live in East TN. Which is zone 7 .  Any info would be appreciated.