Hey Tracy, I tried to send you an email, but you have not set that option up yet. I would recommend that you go to your member page and choose the option that allows other members to email you though Gardenweb. Your email address will not be shown to other members or to outsiders, so it's the safest way to go. If you want, you can email me and give me your email address so that I can contact you and let you know what is left. Two of the people above did not send their envelope, so some of the original seeds are still available.

Hi, I would love to take you up on your offer! I am interested in any of the following: Dark purple morning glory with magenta center Impatiens mixed colors Orange cosmos Orange-red cosmos Yellow canna Giant yellow African (2 ft) marigold Giant orange African (2 ft) marigold Giant zinnia mixed colors Sweet violet - 5 trades (30 seeds each) Large pink petunia - 3 trades (30 seeds each) Portulaca moss rose mixed colors - 6 trades (50++ seeds each) Small pink wave petunia - 2 trades (50++ seeds each) Zone1man@earthlink.net

Purplemoon - I am in AWE of your totems! The pitcher frog is so cute!!! I love the colors and how you put them together. And, the amber totems are so "classy" ... wow, I am amazed at how you glass/mosaic people come up with these wonderful finished pieces!! Haven't ventured into totems yet (nor bb's)...but I keep tucking away pieces of glass now in my garden shed. And I'm ready to do a "rope-wrapped" bowling ball for my nautical part of pool garden...just plain and simple ol' haymow rope. Glad you had a "blonde" day ... or not a "blonde" day, whatever??? Thanks for sharing! Jeanne S.

Thank you everyone. I'm so glad you enjoyed my garden. it brings me great joy and peace. Ingrid, the upper level garden was planted in 2007 and looked amazingly full the next year. The lower level was this year's project. The portion against the white fence was planted in 2008. Kristin, that's Rozanne spilling over the rock wall. Great geranium. It blooms all summer long. Just give it plenty of space because she likes to spread. The tall yellow blooms are eremurus or foxtail lilies. They get bigger every year and the voles leave them alone. Debn, yes, you saw peonies. I love them and have quite a few in my mixed beds. Seattlesuze, we're just outside St. Helens. We can see the tip of Mt. Hood from our deck on clear days and Mt. St. Helens from down the road a bit. Our climate is closer to that of Longview than Portland. I hope others will add their garden shots. I enjoy seeing what others have created.