these somehow were downloaded backwards, so the pics with the words have their sprouts ahead, not after. At some point I'll figure it out :) My typed list is as follows: Gaillardia � burgundy * Black hollyhock * Poppy- fancy mix Hibiscus moschetuos � yellow * Iberis umbelatta � mixed pinks " � white * Red poppy Scabiosa- mourning bride * Trailing soapwort * Carnation � chabaud mix * Un named red hibiscus * Veronica speedwell � royal blue * Dianthus � pinks Rudebeckia � Irish Eyes Poppy � drama queen Malva zebrina * Poppy � Himalayan Blue * Poppy � breadseed � Hungarian Blue* Verbascum � milkshake Lupine Poppy � pink with ruffled edge Hosta * Poppy Iceland mix Aquilegia � mix * Agastache � honey bee blue Digitalis � apricot beauty * Phlox drummondii � fordhook�s finest mix Stock � giant imperial mix * Hollyhock � peaches n dreams Poppy � venus * Night scented stock Penstemon � rocky mountain blue * Poppy � ladybird * Sunflower surprise Rudebeckia * Lavatera * Larkspur � shades of blue * Sweet peas � pink Blue forget me nots * Pentsemon � huskers red Canterbury bells mixed Lavender � purple * Poppy � oriental- brilliant red Bunny tails grass Chinese cabbage Rudebeckia � Cherokee sunset Rudebeckia � cappuccino Poppy � fruit punch Mountain garland Snapdragon � northern lights Cupids dart � alba Black magic batchelor buttons Dill Detroit dark red beets Cardoon Platycodon � white balloon flower Alaskan daisy Shasta Creeping thyme * Nepeta cataria � catmint Black krim tomato � two sprouts Hibiscus � white with red eye * Bells of Ireland * Turnip greens Pyrethrum � pink and red daisy Baptisia � false indigo Echinacia paradoxa Lavender � hidcote Heuchera � bronze � coral bells * Verbascum � shades of summer Apricot foxglove * Batchelor buttons mixed Pincushion flower � lavender Armeria maritime � sea thrift * Strawberry blonde sunflower Poppy � oriental mix Wildflower blend for full sun Velvet queen sunflower Mexican tea � epazote Lemon queen sunflower Blue flax Swamp mallow Hollyhock � chaters double mixed Globe thistle * Convolvulus � blue enchantment Swiss chard � bright lights Onion sweet � white Spanish Hollyhock � black Baby�s breath � white Switch grass Society garlic Mesculin greens * Blue balloon flower Here is a link that might be useful: WS sprouts as of Easter Sunday 2011

OK, I grabbed my notebook of seeds I started so far, and here goes.. Brug seeds: Rabahana x ? (Karyn) Karyn, is that name spelled right? Inspiration x Rubirosa (Hyb C.Mayer from Kylie) Dr D x Fleming Island Spider (Hyb C.Mayer from Kylie) Not Estella x ? (Hyb C.Mayer from Kylie) Inspiration x Earth Angel (Hyb C.Mayer from Kylie) Abutilon Agastache Asclepias Tuberosa Asian Bellflower Baby Blue Eyes Blackberry Lily Beauty Berry Bush Butterfly Bush Calla Lilies Cardinal Climber Castor Bean (Zanzibar) Castor Bean (Red Stem) Chocolate Daisy Coral Vine Coral Nymph Salvia Cruel Vine Datura (Double White) Datura (Double Cream) Datura (Tatula) Datura (Single White) Datura (Triple Yellow) Datura (Double Yellow) Four O'Clock's Fuchsia Boliviana Alba Fuchsia Magellanica Gas Plant Godetia Guava Guinea Hen Hairy Balls Hibiscus (hardy) Hibiscus (Turk's Cap) Impatiens Balfourii Iochoma Australe Jewels Of Opar Joe Pye Weed Lily Of The Nile Lion's Tail Love In A Puff Marigolds Mexican Petunia Moonflower (Giant White) Moonflower (Lavender) Nicotiana (Marshmallow) Nicotiana (White) Petunias (mixed) Phlox Pink Bush Clover Plumbago Pomegranite (Dwarf) Purple Perilla Spirea, Blue Mist Sword Bean Toad Lilies Torenia Tweedia Verbena Yellow Canna Yvonne's Giant Salvia and some other seeds that I have no clue what they are, lol. I still have a bunch more that I wanna do, but they can wait to be started outside. I'm out of room.

Tracey, Google and find a photo of "Chocolate Rose Silk" morning glory. I like to grow it and "Chocolate" mixed together on a fence. Chandra, I bet the hummers are loving those vines. I always have a garden and yard full of hummers visiting the vines I have scattered around in various places. They generally don't visit the feeders unless it is raining or something since there's so many blooms for them most of the time. Susan, That's a really unique shade. I have morning glories popping up everywhere in the veggie garden, and especially in places where I don't want them. I've been busy yanking them out. I am glad they reseed, but (unfortunately) they can aggressively colonize veggie beds. Tracey, If your Grandpa Ott's is solid purple, then it isn't Grandpa Ott's. It could be the seed was crossed when it was grown by the seed supplier, or that a packaging/labeling error occurred. Scarlett O'Hara ought to be really red too, but as Susan noted, it is getting harder and harder to find seeds of Scarlett O'Hara that give you the original red Scarlett. Here's some trivia about Grandpa Ott's morning glory: Seed Savers Exchange was founded by Kent and Diane Ott Whealey. One of the original seeds they wanted to save and distribute was a morning glory seed given to her by her grandfather---and we know that morning glory today as "Grandpa Ott's". I've linked the SSE image below because that is was Grandpa Ott's should look like, right from the horse's mouth, so to speak. The history in the catalog is a little more detailed that what I typed here so you might enjoy reading it too. Grandpa Ott's is the most prolific reseeder I've ever seen. I bet I yank out hundreds of them from the veggie garden every year, but I also leave plenty and let them climb the fence. They also climb the cornstalks sometimes and even the tomato cages. I leave them when I can and wherever I can because the hummers and other little flying critters love them so. Also, they're simply gorgeous, particularly in August when a lot of stuff isn't looking nearly as good as it did in June. Dawn Here is a link that might be useful: SSE: Grandpa Ott's Morning Glory

Michelle, I got my package today. I am very happy with all the seeds I got. Thanks for sending me lot more extras than what I sent. Wow! lots of petunia which are my favorites. I love all the seeds. Can't wait to start them. Thanks everyone for sharing. My special thanks to Michelle.