my seed list was last updated 12/7/14. some seeds have been traded/used since then. but I have not found the magic link to update my list. can email current list to anyone interested.

I have an old time tall blue iris that I got from our janitor at the county courthouse. He was thinning and replanting them. I don't know how old they are. They are very prolific and very pretty.

Well, there's several. There's the ugly green rose that arrangers like to use as "filler." See, Viridiflora on the Vintage Gardens website. They also have one named Edith Krause on their current list that is supposedly a white hybrid tea tinted green. I would be very tempted to try that one out, if I were looking for more green. I have another green hybrid tea from them that I like alot called "Green Dynasty," but it's not on their current list. Green Dynasty would be a great addition, if you could get it. Huge blooms. Only green in cool weather, though. And there is the current Star Roses variety that is in the garden centers that carry Star Roses called Green Romantica. I got one of those this year, but it has yet to bloom. But you gotta be quick to get that one when they first put out their bareroots. It has sold out very quickly everywhere in these parts, and I would assume elsewhere too. Or there are a number of green florist roses that you can try to root. I am trying now to root "Green Tea." Kathy Here is a link that might be useful: Green Romantica at Garden Valley Ranch Nursery

I got a box from Linda today! Yay! Although...I wonder why the words "fragile" & "live plants" always seem to incite a postal-sorting-room game of box football? This thing looks like it's been through several games & a tie-breaker inning! LOL! The only casualty is the Russian stonecrop Sedum. Poor guy looks like the specialty shakes that the local health food store whips up. *humming death march* I'll give it a decent burial, though...no worries. :o) Here's everything else: ~Magnetic note pad ~bunny socks! always LOVE printed socks!! ~scented jar candle ~gnome pot hugger ~cute button brooch/pin handmade by Linda! ~cats & kittens (hens & chicks)- from Linda's grandmothers house- she always called them cats & kittens! ~liatris (which Linda says reminds her of a toilet brush...now THERE'S an image! LOL!! ~pineapple sage (which she got from Dan...COOL!) ~torch lily (my first) ~california poppy (I've never been to CA, so this is as close as I'm likely to ever get!) ~snow on the mountain (I have fire on the mountain growing wild, so this will look neat next to it!) ~peony - always love these! ~lambs ear (Aubeni loves these plants!) ~rose of sharon (a favorite of her grandfather AND his middle name was Sharon...NEAT!) Thank you, Miss Linda, for a great box! I love everything. They're all soaking right now, and I"ll plant them tonight. I'll even plant the stonecrop....maybe it'll bounce back... I'm optimistic. :D (hugs)