hello im sorry it took me so long to reply i have been busy the past few days im glad you found what you where looking for ament and nottougly yes i would be willing to send you seeds if you send me a SASE and lastly i would love to see yor list ddkcat you can email it to me i may not be able to reply in the next 2-3 days as i am still busy thank you all and happy gardening

Hi, I would love a few seeds of all. I have hot papaya, green envy, white swan, sunset, primadonna. My tomato soup has a bloom that is dying back so can't guarantee it for sure. I also have sunrise in bloom but not sure if it will dye back in time for seeds but will certainly throw those in if you want to wait. Email me if you want to make a deal. Thanks Smitties

Vera, are the plants now in full sun? I wonder whether you have visiting rabbits or deer because in early Spring our Echinacea plants were "pruned" by somone hungry. Once we applied some deer and rabbit repellent, though, the plants rebounded and are now blooming. I wintersowed the Echinacea from two different sources. Both kinds took two years to flower, and they definitely flower at different times.

With regards to anything that reseeds being able to be wintersown, and this being my first year, I'm under the impression from the info I've read that not only do reseeding perennials do well with wintersowing, but an annual that reseeds will also do well. Since I'm on the 5/4 zone border often those "annuals" are plants that may be hardy only up to zone 6 or so, sometimes even zone 7, so the plant may die each year but the seeds will still germinate after the colder winters. Floodthelast, you can go to the FAQ and get a list of "hardy annuals" that do great wintersowing for that reason. If I'm wrong, please correct me! Still learning... Deanna