Hm..... thats a bit of an odd question. In the right quantities, all substances are poisons. Water in the right amount is lethal. In terms of plants, the very popular oleander, used everywhere as an ornamental and for erosion control, yet a single leaf can kill a small child. Many nightshades are poisonous, many are edible. It all depends on perspective. I happen to find them interesting, for their history and their looks.

Hi Ryan, I apologize for the time getting back to you. I can offer you bubils from the best Turk's Cap lilies I have ever seen. My friend can offer you seeds from Lithuanian poppies. I think I speak for her when I say she also appreciates, and would be glad to take advantage of your offer of seeds for postage.

Richters herbs has S. apiana for sale. Has S. divinorum too. A military installation may have different regulations than even the state of Arizona but you may try the link below. I got a S. divinorum plant from Richters a while back. I wanted to grow the plant before it became illegal to do so - growing a plant is the way I like to "meet" plants. It did well for a while but winter conditions in the house (cold and dry) were not to its liking and it never bounced back from that and eventually died. If I recall, it prefers warm, moist locations - opposite my house in winter. FataMorgana Here is a link that might be useful: sage site

Our local "Home Depot" has Hot Lips. I bought mine in very early spring, sometime in March, and it's still blooming today! The only thing, it has not set one seed pod and I've probably had 1000 blooms. I would advise buying one also, I'm not sure if it is propagated by seed. It was in a gallon pot, very nice size plant and only cost $5.96. It is about 4 times bigger now, so it's a good investment. I, too am going to try some cuttings. Good luck on your search and if you do find seeds, please post that you did so I'll know that they do set seeds. May God bless you with his loving Grace, Mona