SP> MM>planted about 2 feet from the house, so the back leaves are all 
twisted up
SP> MM>upon themselves since they've no room to spread out. I was inspecting 
it
SP> MM>yesterday and came away with several cuts on my fingers from the 
thorns -
SP> MM>ouch! They're like paper cuts, that's how sharp they are!
SP> 
SP>   Michelle, have you ever thought of donning some body armour, and
SP>   pruning off the twisted leaves? That might ease your wasp problem, and
SP>   maybe your aesthetic senses as well. :-)
Heehee... I have something better than body armor - I have a husband! Last 
weekend he was going to cut back the bottom leaves (which are rotting in 
the soil due to moisture) until we found an active wasp nest in it. We 
bought some wasp killer and went on the attack. We might try cutting the 
lower leaves off this weekend.
BTW, I put some "Melting Sugar" peas in this weekend. They are snow pea 
(edible pod) types. I figure I have a better chance of getting a crop 
before the hot weather hits if I only have to wait for the pods, not the 
peas. 
Thanks, Michele
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