Hello Sue, Thank You for the notice on the email problem. I had not posted in a while and overlooked the fact I need to update. About the Flat Rate...I must disagree with you. I too have a digital postage meter as we have a small business and shipping accuracy demands the need for one. We ship regularly and use UPS and USPS. If I am shipping a smaller amount I do vary my shipping methods...but in this case the Flat Rate Priority is best as it is the same rate NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE. You can reverse zips all day and the rate stays the same. Also...I can put upto 70 POUNDS IN THIS BOX for the $11.00. If it fits in a box and not over 70lbs, it's covered. With the added assurance these plants are only in COMMUTE 3 DAYS OR LESS. That alone is a huge positive for me. I get healthy plants FAST. I do agree that some methods of shipping are better in certain situations....but from what I have to ship in this one...the $11.00 box PLUS THE ASSURANCE that these plants are only in commute FOR 3 DAYS verses the no assurance of regular shipping is worth the difference. For close by addresses... standard parcel rates still take 3-5 days and have been known to take upto 9 days because the mail, even if sent in the same area, has collection/sorting centers that it is rerouted to. In other words, you have no assurance of a 3 day or less delivery just because the zip code is closer to yours. While I understand if someone else has different views this seems best for me. Thank you mdzone5

Hello, Just a few questions to see if I am interested. What color are the canterbury bells? Are the Primrose candelabra hardy to zone 5 and what color are they? Are the White Angel Trumpets hardy (aka Moon flower shrub) or a tender perennial? How tall does your lavender get? Would they be good in pots? Also, how much seed do you have of each? I am looking for lots. Thanks! Bernadette This post was edited by bernadette_gourder on Fri, Feb 28, 14 at 8:32

I have not been able to get a second show. I wait until it seeds, and when it has finished propelling its seeds, then I cut it back. That way I get more for next year.....and the price is right.

Hi everyone, after the people who have already messaged me I still have some seeds left and some that I am looking for. Thank you so much to everyone that has traded with me and gave me seeds! I still have: - Mexican Hat - Aster - Anise Hyssop - Arizona Sun Gaillardia - Black-eyed Susan I am still looking for: - Roses - Strawberries - Blackberries - Blueberries - Raspberries - Onions - Bell Peppers (no longer looking for spicy peppers) - Cilantro - Thyme - Mints (Peppermint, Chocolate Mint) - Lemongrass - Stevia - Catnip - Cat Grass Thank you!