Yes I would love the 12 seed pack of what ever you have left for the 2007 season I just joined this group earlier today and these are what I would be interested in .... Im assuming sasbe is a self addressed stambed bubble envelope? Abelmoschus manihot 'Sunset Hibiscus'-H-09/06 Alcea nigra(Black Hollyhock)-T-2006-HOST Datura 'Belle Blanche'-H-10/06 Lantana camara-(12X) -'Peach Sunrise'-H-2005 -'Pink Dawn'-H-2006 -'Snow White'-H-2005 -Mix-H-10/06*SASE* Polanisia dodecandra(Native Spiderflower)-H-09/06-HOST Pycnanthemum setosum(Mountain Mint)-H-10/06 Salvia 'Blue Bedder'-H-11/05 Salvia 'Coral Nymph'-H-11/06 Salvia yunnanensis-H-11/06*Special* Zinnia--H-08/06 -'Envy' -'Lavender Gem' -'Profusion Cherry' -'Profusion Orange' -'Violet Queen' -Zinnia mix*SASE* ***VINES*** IPOMOEA NIL(Japanese Morning Glory)*MIX*-H-09/06:*SASE* -*MIX* includes large-flowered varieties: Rose Silk, Tie-dye red and purple, Star of India, Hatsu Arashi, Henka Asagao Blue Blizzard, Heavenly Blue, Chocolate, Mt. Fuji red, Mt. Fuji blue, Plum Frost, Tarea, Picotee Red and Picotee Double Blue. IPOMOEA TRICOLOR (Morning Glory)*MIX*-H-09/06:*SASE* -*MIX* includes Blue Star, Sunrise Serenade, Kniola's Black, Star of Yelta, Crimson Rambler, Cardinal Climber, Starburst, Gray Lady, and 'Aomurasakizyouhatinsibori'(white with deep purple streaks and pink eye). Ipomoea 'Blue Star'-H-08/06(6X) Ipomoea 'Sunrise Serenade'-H-08/06 Ipomoea 'Sydney'-H-09/06(12X) Ipomoea setosa 'Brazilian Morning Glory'-H-10/06*Special* Ipomoea turbinata(Lavender Moonvine)-H-10/06*Special* Wisteria floribunda(Japanese purple)-H-11/06(8X)

While trying to look for the flowers on the internet, I came across rapeseed. Does that look like a rapeseed pod and seeds? This post was edited by dgrant333 on Tue, Sep 24, 13 at 1:48

I was thinking Crotalaria also, Carol, but all the ones I knew of were yellow, so that purple mottling seemed wrong. However, I found Crotalaria lanceolata, lanceleaf rattlebox, and the flowers sure look like Michele's pic. P.S. Michele, a common name for a number of Crotalaria's is bird flower. Here is a link that might be useful: Crotalaria lanceolata, lanceleaf rattlebox

Geez, it is seeding and looks easy to grow but as near as I can tell it is invasive and non native. Thanks Kay. No freebies today. Darren