My user name is mary_mo. I don't see a size for the beap?? I don't wan't to blow it! I would love to trade or beap with you. I am interested in your: Candy Lily, 50 seeds - 25 trades Cosmos sunset, 25 seeds - 9 trades Cosmos daydream, 25 seeds - 1 trade Cosmos candystripe, 25 seeds - 3 trades Foxglove hardy fushia, about 1/8 tsp Marigold Disco Flame, at least 50 seeds Morning glory Emma's gift/Aomaraski, 2 1/2 inch flower 21, 15 seeds Morning glory star of yelta, 15 seeds - 15 trades Sunflower autumn beauty, 25 seeds Sunflower Solar eclipse, 10 seeds Morning glory, light blue with dark lavender star gets lavender tinge around noon, Picture/flower and becomes lavender in later afternoon Picture/flower Picture/flower Morning glory Burpee pink star Sunflower, yellow branching Zinnia thumbelina orange and pink mix only, 25 seeds I have crenshaw cantelope melon, evergreen white bunching onion, early summer squash. All heirloom, and lilac and trumpet vine shoots. Please let me know. My personal e mail is cadaverknee@hotmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you! MaryMo Mary Shaver 7651 West S Avenue Schoolcraft MI 49087

Another fan of Bronze Fennel. I had it in two areas of my yard and it did get to be over 6ft in some places. I never had many caterpillars on it though. I think I saw a few one year. It did reseed for me, but it was growing in a crowded perennial bed that bordered driveway and lawn, so it really wasn't bad at all. Guessing less than three dozen seedlings in the entire bed. We took everything out of that bed including the Bronze Fennel and what we couldn't pull we cut to the ground and covered with cardboard and thick mulch. It didn't come back, except a few little seedlings along the rock edging that bed. Seedlings were easy to pull out. I LOVE the fragrance and collecting the seeds is a very pleasant task because of it. I do miss it and will probably try it again some time. :-)

Hi, I'm interested in 5-10 seeds of the following which are listed in order of importance to me. Hope you'll find SOMETHING in my seed list of value to you. Quite an impressive list you already have. Brugmansia Charles Grimaldi, Versicolor Peach & Moonflower Datura metal double purple & Wrightii Regal Alcea Hollyhock doubles Passiflora incarnata,quadrangularis,ligularis TY-Sandy

An update on my bronze fennel. Two of my more mature fennel plants have turned to forming flowers, at the expense of the leaves. Both came to a point where they were little more than flower stalks with no leaves. The flowers were yellow and looked a little like queen anne's lace. I never saw any seeds on either plant. Where are the seeds supposed to be? Anyhow, once the flowering stage was over, the plants started wilting and dying. Turning brown. What have I done wrong? Both were in full sun, and I watered and fertilized them just like my younger fennel plants, and the younger plants are looking just fine.