off the top of my head i have ,black jack ,matrona,varigated with no name ,small trade of brilliant,purple carpet,red carpet,one that is named just dark red,also 2 diff greens with no names,lmk fallcreek5@aol.com i know i have more that arent on your list just would have to go out side and look at names i also collect sedums and ground covers

my seed list was last updated 12/7/14. some seeds have been traded/used since then. but I have not found the magic link to update my list. can email current list to anyone interested.

I have seeds or cuttings from Montmorency sour cherries, cutting or a rooted macintosh apple tree, seeds for Paulownia Royal Empress tree, a trade of unknown daylillies, white siberian iris seed pods just harvested a couple weeks ago, and rooted shamrock. Could I trade any of that for blackberry bush cuttings, x-mas cactus or chives? Let me know at mamahack@hotmail.com. thanks much.

tropical_thought. To keep cats out of freshly sown seed beds just place some prunings, prickly if you can get them, over the soil until the plants are established. Papaver somniferum is highly variable and it is very much luck of the draw what you get from seeds. Both laciniatum and paeoniflorum are types of P somniferum and will eventually revert unless constantly rogued. They have an in-built tendency to revert to the basic mauve. By the way, the picture you show of a mauve poppy does not look like P somniferum to me but more like a Shirley or Corn poppy. The central boss is the wrong form for P somniferum and the stem appears to be hirsute whereas P somniferum is smooth, almost succulent, in texture. There are no yellow P somniferum. Yellow 'poppies' are all of different species and even genuses.