I would have a different list every day! As I have been going through mine digging the ones that need dividing I notice others I didn't think of when I last posted a list. Here is the March 2012 version of the ones I can't wait to see again... Carmen Bunky Newaukum Grape Diva Jordan Nicole Sheer Heavens October Skies, All that Jazz Merlot Wyoming Wedding Lemon Kiss Cyma Warrior. Ask me tomorrow and I will have a different list! This makes it really hard to pick 20 to eliminate to make room for new ones. THe only one I know of yet to eliminate is Ahoy Matey, And a Purple that always had a blank center last year. The rest are going to be really hard! Some will probably be moved up around the house.

All insightful advice. Thank you! I would never discard the plant. I was just doing some soul searching about having what I want versus the chance of needlessly offending. I don't think MIL would be offended for my replacing it or moving it, but I want to be careful because it is the family that views her not only as the matriarch, but guru of gardening (though it seems that only I know she cares solely about vegetables, and has no flower gardening experience, which I think she would freely admit). I do have a great relationship with my MIL. I guess I am trying to be careful because people are more important than plants to me. The truth is that MIL has seen it bloom, and even if I replaced it tomorrow, she probably would not recognize the bloom (or the plant) as being a stella d'oro, or even a different plant. So, I guess it is not about the lily at all. I think the suggestion that I will take is to bring it up to MIL that I treasure the lilies, but have found a much better spot (which is true) to put them. She doesn't need to know that they are not what she thought, and definitely not a rebloomer. That way MIL can remain the garden guru of the family and no feelings will be hurt. Thanks for the ideas!

Howdee Sorry I have been awful frazzled with some very unfortunate news I have been cooping with as of late. I am slowly working away with seed packs and the mailers will certainly be back in the mail in no time. I will start a new thread when I ship the mailers. Acres Edible swap 2011 1, Bustani_mama GOT 28 pks 2, SLO_garden GOT 50 pks 3, p-piper GOT 16 pks 4, Drippy GOT 31 pks 5, Jshipway got 50 pks plus extras 6, Flowergirl34 GOT 20 pks 7, Rain_grow 8, Sorellina (Canada) Got 40 pks 9, Haymay GOT 50 pks 10, Claylady GOT 40 pks (Email me if you have question) 11, Farmergirl2009 GOT 50pks 12, Jillybean (local friend) GOT 35 pks 13, Beautiful dahlias GOT 14 pks 14, Roper2008 15, Yorktown Patty GOT 24 pks 16, Sassybutterfly_2008 GOT 50 pks 17, Jessew GOT 24 pks 18 Jodie74 GOT 20 pks 19, Booberry85 GOT 36 pks 20, Wren1 Got 44 pks 21, MargeZ GOT 48 pks (both mailers) 22 Shmooey GOT 21 pks 23 Hmacdona ( Canada) Got 50 pks 24, Bpmujr79 GOT 35 pks 25 Ray_151 GOT 30 pks 26 Greenthumbgrow 27 Lisa 831 GOT 31 pks 28 Skyblue52 GOT 50 pks 29 Rosieo 30, Onedaylily GOT 17 pks 31, Tracy77 GOT 8 pks 32 Fwbfig 33, Trini1 13 pks Got seeds from a Jackie in IN no idea who you are lol but I got your seeds. 14 pks. LOL

I recently attempted to make an online purchase of a product that costs less than $4. The weight of the product (in a padded envelope) would be about 2 ounces -- including the weight of the envelope! The shipping charge was over $8, and there were no options for different shipping methods. I wrote a comment in the "Comments" section of the purchase page, saying that they really should offer more shipping options, especially on such a light-weight product. I keyed in my credit card and shipping info, etc., and clicked the Submit button. (For what it's worth, I never would have ordered it online and paid double the product cost for shipping, but I could not find the product ANYWHERE.) I immediately got an error messsage that I had exceeded the allowed character length by TWO CHARACTERS in some section (it had an obtuse name -- didn't say "Comments Section"), and I figured it had to be the Comments section because I hadn't written anything extra anywhere else. So, I went back and edited my comments to eliminate many more than two characters, and again clicked the Submit button. I immediately got the error message again, but this time it said I had FIVE too many characters! This time I went back and removed my entire "comment," and clicked Submit. Error - no particular reason given. I tried again, and again got an error message. By this time I was thoroughly ticked off, and didn't know if my credit card would be charged twice, or not at all. So, I went back to one of the site's product pages, and clicked on the bottom-of-the-page link to "Contact Us." I sent a short, terse, message that although I loved the company's products I hated their web site and wanted to ensure that my order would be canceled. The owner of the company sent me a very nice, very apologetic, return message. The message said that they knew their web ordering left much to be desired and that it was in the process of being upgraded. A few days later I received a box with well over $100 worth of their fabulous products. ~*~*~*~* About 35 years ago, all of the print ads for a ladies shaving foam included a razor that was obviously designed for women. I wanted one like it! I looked high and low for that razor in every store that carried razors, but couldn't find it. So, I wrote to the company (snail mail!) and asked if they could tell me where I could find one. Several weeks later I received a box from the company. There was a letter inside, saying that the razor didn't really exist -- it was a prop made specifically for the photo shoot. Also inside the box were about a dozen full-size bottles/cans/etc. of various other products made by the company.