Hello everyone!!! Thanks for all your interest!!!! I have ran out of lots of lots of seeds now and I'll be updating my list this afternoon. But I have several seeds ripening and I'll add those to my list as well. There's some people I haven't been able to get in touch with, I have sent emails to everyone here, if you don't get one, please send me an email. I have separated the seeds each one of you wanted, but if I can't communicate with you with in a week, I'll have to put them back on the list. Thanks to all of you for helping me give the seeds a good home!!!! Monica

I've been gardening for 13 years and this is my first year with a rabbit problem. They are driving me nuts. They've left my zebrina totally alone, but ate the hollyhock right next to it. Have eaten two clematises right to the ground, all my morning glories, delphiniums, phlox, roses, all my annual poppies,asters, scabiosa, and all my sunflowers. I have sprinkled cayenne pepper on a lot of plants (per directions from a friend who owns a nursery) and that has helped. Also bought a liquid fence type thing, but it has rained here every day for about 2 weeks so I haven't used it yet. My chocolate lab loves to chase them, but I worry about him chasing them into the street, and he also wrecked a cranesbill by chasing the rabbit right through it. Oh well.

I think they may do better with bottom heat and high humidity. I'm not sure though. I'm going to try for more next year but with fresh seed.

Wow, what fun - hollyhocks, lilac, and iris in November. I've got some tall aconitum flowering in a shaded, woodsy area, a rampant bright pink mum that's in full swing, an overgrown French Vanilla mum just going by, some light pink gaura, and a lot of short campanula. The heath and helleborus foetidus are both budded up, which is encouraging, but there's no sign of my cyclamen coum, which is a disappointment even though I suspect it's still out there, waiting for more cold weather. There are also several rudbeckias throwing scattered late flowers, and Fairy rose buds are still opening. Finally got a chance to mow up the leaves and the tall grass; I feel like I've got money in the bank when I have my compost bins full of that lovely combination. Now if I can just find some seaweed to top it all off ...