Linda, Sent you an email. Karen

Thank you everyone! You're welcome for the pictures! I'm happy to share them anytime (that goes for seeds too)! Ladyrose, just plain old water (now they'll get rainwater). Sometimes I put MG Tomato Fert. in my watering can (I use it on my houseplants too). I see wonderful results with it! Miracle Gro soil also plays a part lol. The first pics are the plants at the south window. Very hot there but they do get a nice drink of water. Most of my WS plants were either planted right into the ground or into pots. If you look closely in the cosmos Bright Lights picture, you can see a "Moonlight" nasturtium blossom (on the left, in the wooden planter). I didn't WS those but still nice to see my first flower on them! Brad AKA Moonwolf

I did alot of trading for the first time in a long time this past year [new home, new garden] and was more than happy with ever trade I made. I don't keep records so it is hard for me to remember everyone I traded with. After going thru all the pages on the trade forum, the following are the traders that I KNOW are wonderful people but it is in no way complete. Woodthrush debbiep cocomo micke marcella Recipesaver2 mamajack jen frazier tucker303 ensatagirl barbcoleus If I traded with you and your name is not on this list I am very sorry to exclude you but the memory is the first to go! HA-HA. I want to make special mention of two traders who's screen names I have forgotten [if you recconize yourself feel free to e mail me and I will add you to my list!] who in my opinion went above and beyond to make good trades. The first was fairly recently and she sent out a second complete box after the first was "lost in the mail" and arrived DOA. The second was back in the spring and sent me several rooted rose cuttings that have THRIVED and are currently blooming in the garden. Thank you to everyone who traded with me this past year and know that my garden is a MUCH nicer place thanks to you even tho I have forgotten your name. nova aka the forgetful one

_____ Pretty and prolific--nice to see. I have seedlings that burst out sooner than expected. Too bad these aren't cold-hardy perennials. From the plant size, we could have chile hedges! _____