I'm a greenhouse student and an annual peach Osteospermum was one of the students crops. They were then just recently planted in our hanging basket combos. I'm not sure of the cultivar name but will find out April 4th (1st day back to school). If you had 'Peach Symphony' you never would have got seed since this type does not set seed :) There has also been a name change. It used to be that both annual and perennial plants were named all as Dimorphotheca, the perennial forms went to Osteospermum and the annuals remained as Dimorphotheca. The common name of both is still known as African Daisy/Cape Marigold. It's obvious that not eveyone has followed the changes. Whoever we ordered our annual seed thru (probably T&M) also has there tags labled as Osteospermum. I believe you probably had a variety of D. sinuata which does come in a salmon ('Salmon Queen') and apricot as well as yellow, cream and white :) I've only been able to find a mix including a salmon color at the following: Here is a link that might be useful: Heirloomseeds.com

Looks like Dorstenia turneraefolia. Joe

LOL granlan_tx I hear ya! Like the old addage, my memory is good, but short. Don't let it wander, little things shouldn't be allowed to wander too far by themselves, etc. No I didn't know that. It was funny to see these people so much younger than I remember them from other films. Now if I could remember where I put Arsenic & Old Lace. I have the tape here and it's another favorite. Want to sit back and movie out one of these days.

LaFave lives here in Tampa. Yesterday another female teacher here was sentenced to 3 years in jail for having a relationship with a 15 yr old female student. The student (19 now) pleaded for no jail time for the teacher because she said it was mutually initiated. Poor thing, this teacher "just wasn't pretty enough" to stay out of jail.