Gladys, looks good. pretty color too. I grew then a couple of years ago and never took of any blooms so that I could get seeds. They just kept blooming and blooming, same as a morning glory will, they are in the same family. Fran

Hi Terrene: When I started WSing, I was fairly new to gardening and got quite impatient waiting until the second year to get lots of colour from my garden. During the second year, I found a document called 'First Year Blooming Perennials' and used that to select my perennials for last year. So I had lots of colour in my garden both from the second and first year bloomers. This year the only one I sowed was Heliopsis 'Summer Sun', but I don't have a pic. to share with you. You will find that the first year flowerers get larger and may produce bigger and more blooms the next year. For example my Heleniums which grew to 18 inches last year, were over 5 feet tall this year!! If you wish I could e-mail you that list. I still have it online. Northerner

I think that you might get flowers. I did my lupins as a fall direct sow. I am hoping to get flowers this year. Snapdragons---I do indoors in a south window. They are too slow to flower here from a WS. The dwarf snaps like "Magic Carpet"---I direct sow.

Thanks for posting! I am amazed at the differences. I have read on this forum many times about changes that can occur from year to year, but the pictures really do tell the tale.