Hi, Louise, I have to check on amounts, but I have the following you might be interested in: asarina - climbing snapdragon, celosia flamingo feather (only a small amount), snapdragon Opus Appleblossom F1 (Plants of Distinction - 2' or 2 1/2' - bicolor light pink/dark pink), thunbergia, white bush scallop summer squash, peas (super sugar snap, maestro, mammoth melting sugar). Here's my list: http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/mdreiser I'm interested in your: heuchera (any/all), nasturtium alaska, perilla, potentilla monarch's velvet, sidalcea brilliant, and incarvillea delavayi (also white dahlia, dianthus flashing light, echinacea jade and green envy, astrantia red = but these are only if you found extra stuff of mine you'd want) --Let me know if you'd like to trade! --Melissa

Hi Bonnie, I have seeds for purple coneflower, rudebeckia, white Dame's Rocket and verbena bonariensis. Maybe borage. Check my list for others. I would love to try your: "Pam's Choice" foxglove mixed colors snapdragon, HOW TALL?? red and pink gladiolus Thanks, Penny

Susan, I love your light stand and always will love it. I realize it was the best solution for you, but if I told Tim I wanted to buy one of those, he'd hand me a hammer and tell me to build my own....which is why I have the one that I have. : ) Mine is hidden away out of sight in a room where guests rarely venture, although anyone who knows me and who knows I raise my own seedlings always asks to go upstairs and see it in the spring. So much for putting it out of sight....I just should have set it up in the dining room or breakfast room or something.... I am sure you'll be deliriously happy with it and will have many wonder seed-starting adventures and I look forward to hearing all about them. I think you got a great deal considering it was Gardener's Supply. I never buy anything of theirs for full price. They have sales often enough (and especially in November when, I think, some of us gardeners are shopping for ourselves) that a person can be patient and get a good price during their periodic sales. I've noticed that prices often are not as good in December when gardeners' spouses or family members are doing what I call "panic Christmas buying" and cannot afford, time-wise, to wait for a sale. I don't think you were repetitive at all. The more we all share about what we do, how we do it and why we do it (as well as pointing out what didn't work for us!), the better for all of us to learn from one another's experiences! Carol, Our weather is just like yours. Our high was 70 degrees yesterday and it was so gorgeous outside I could hardly stand it. I wanted to jump up and down and scream "Spring Is Here!". That was exacerbated by the smell of the orange blossoms on my little orange tree. However, I controlled myself because I knew it was a false spring and that winter was returning today. It was 56 degrees around 7 a.m. here at our house and now it is 36 degrees and we have had very, very light rain but lots of thunder. Phooey on winter! I think you showed those folks at the co-op that one benefit of being a gardener is that it keeps your muscles and joints strong, healthy and fit. I'd rather "work out" in the garden any day, than walk on the treadmill or work out on the weight machine. Who wouldn't? Trees, Nope, sorry, I just haven't gotten to it. I am trying. Watch for it in a couple of hours or in the morning. I'm about to start typing mow after I close up the chicken coops, put out the deer corn for my favorite deer, refill the bird feeders (those little birdies are eating nonstop today trying to stay warm), etc. I'm kind of dreading going out into the cold wind but I need to do it now before it gets dark. I have to warn you that I don't use the same planting schemes every year because I don't want to get stuck in a rut, but I'll try to mention some of the planting schemes in my usual rotation. Dawn

Hi, by any chance do you have a nice amount of moss available..or neat rocks. I have tall red bee balm that comes up in a mat as it is so overcrowded. I don't know what kind it is, as was here when I moved in. It is in a lot a shade, but saw no sign of powdery mildew. Marcia