Here are some more seeds I have available for trade in limited quantities: yarrow- gold- Achillea filipendulina yarrow- red- Achillea millefolium rubrum common hollyhock single mix Alcea rosea ground nut Apios americana blood flower scarlet milkweed Asclepias curassavica yellow false indigo Baptisia sphaerocarpa calandrinia Ruby Tuesday Calandrinia umbellata pot marigold- calendula Calendula officinalis Canterbury bells Campanula medium willow bellflower peachleaf bellflower Campanula persicifolia chimney bellflower-mixed colors Campanula pyramidalis sedge- Amazon mist Carex comans bachelor button/cornflower-tall Centaurea cyanus bachelor button/cornflower-dwarf Centaurea cyanus chicory Chichorium intybus painted daisy Chrysanthemum carinatum mountain garland Clarkia unguiculata coreopsis red dwarf Coreopsis tinctoria plains coreopsis Coreopsis tinctoria crownvetch penngift Coronilla varia Penngift cosmos mix sensation Cosmos bipinnatus Chinese forget-me-not Cynoglossum amabile purple foxglove "Gloxiniaeflora" Digitalis purpurea coneflower purple Echinacea purpurea California poppy red Eschotzia californica eucalyptus silverdrop -cider gum Eucalyptus gunnii Joe-Pye weed Eupatorium fistulosum birds eye Gilia tricolor babys breath Gypsophilia elegans swamp sunflower Helianthus angustifolius Sunflower lemon queen Helianthus annuus prarie sunflower Helianthus maximiliani strawflower Helichrysum monstrosum Coral bells, Bressingham mix Heuchera x brizoides candytuft Iberis umbellata lavender- Munstead strain Lavandula tidy-tips Layia platyglossa spurred snapdragon/toadflax Linaria maroccana flax blue annual Linum usitatissimum lupine - wild perennial Lupinus perennis maltese cross Lychnis chalcedonica lychnis viscafire- German catchfly Lychnis viscaria puffballs Marshallia caespitosa evening scented stock Matthiola bicornis monkey plant Mimulus alatus forget me not Myosotis sylvatica baby blue eyes Nemophilia menziesii flowering tobacco Nicotiana alata love in a mist -jewels mix Nigella damascena evening primrose- yellow Oenothera lamarckiana primrose- Oenothera rhombipetala evening primrose- pink Oenothera speciosa Jingle bells scarlet Penstemon barbatus coccineus California bluebells Phacelia campanularia gloriosa daisy Rudbeckia gloriosa scarlet sage Salvia coccinea blue sage Salvia farinaceae catchfly Silene armeria compass plant Silphium laciniatum rough rosinweed Silphium radula celandine poppy Stylophorum diphyllum feverfew matricaria Tanacetum parthenium ox-eye daisy Telekia speciosa meadow rue- mixed colors Thalictrum aquilegifolium crimson clover Trifolium incarnaat giant ironweed Veronia gigantean spiked speedwell Veronica spicata "blue" zinnia pumila Zinnia elegans creeping thyme, motherofthymeThymus serpyllum poppy mix

Hi there, I was just looking through your album of artwork. Beautiful, just absolutely beautiful!! You've got a lot of talent!! Thanks for sharing it! Nancy

There are several cultivars of Joe Pye in this area, and some get taller (e.g. I've seen ones with purple stalks that get very tall, while gateway for example is definitely smaller. And sometimes they are mislabelled at nurseries. (I have several varities growing side by side; one has a purple stalk, the other a spotted stalk). You can cut any of them back in June by about half here and they will grow back smaller and bushier. This is not a plant to put in a small space and I wouldn't use it in a formal garden either. Along a wood line it is cool to just let it go and have a good old time.

Hi, I am just getting into natives after gardening for most off my life, so right now, all I have are seed packets of different plants, which I am not ven sure if they are native or not. I am looking for a couple of milkweed and dwarf joe pye weed. I have some packets of statice, giant imperial larkspur, cardinal climbing vine, crystal palace lobelia, bachelor buttons, a half packet of calendula pink surprise, a half packet of regalis lupine, and nepoletano basil if you are interested. James