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.

Maybe I better wait to see some true leaves. This is no morning glory and the cotyledon is way to big for celosia. Verbena bon. I have growing and this didn't look anything like those seedlings. The stem on this is a good size and I must of thought that it grew in shade or I wouldn't have it in this spot with no germination. I grew very very very few annuals at all and I didn't grow any annuals in their separate containers. I believe even all of my herbs did I grow in combined containers including my perennial herbs. The container I am asking about is the one closest to the bottom with one seedling. Nan the container your referring to is monarda I had it in full sun and then I started getting bleached out spots on it so I moved it to more shade.

I didn't care too much for the Cerinthe either....not very showy at all. Edges were crisping out on me too; very ugly, but I let them go long enough to get seeds. Vinidium (African Daisy) 'Jaffa Ice'....don't get me wrong; the flowers are gorgeous, but the plants themselves took up way too much room at 3' tall and almost as wide! Also I've noticed the white ones are not as prolific blooming as the orange. Drippy....Only planted out one Cactus Zinnia and pretty glad one was all I had! Not a very flattering plant. Lime....Profusion Cherry color for me lasts a LONG time and eventually petals turns buff beige with a dark brown eye; I rather like it once it turns too! Wish I still had pictures. Fairydancer....I cut my Maltese Cross back too..hard and they've been re-blooming for awhile now. gardenluv and stage_rat....My wintersown Nigella 4 years ago were just like that; maybe just a little taller at 6". I don't think they transplant well, but all the self-sown ones every year since have been MUCH better! If you haven't yanked them, let them self-sow or sprinkle the seed where you want them. Sometimes they come up in fall and winter over. 1black61...Don't know which Nicotiana you grew, but I've had my Nicotiana alata (white) get 5' tall but they were not just single stemmed; VERY fragrant evening and cloudy day bloomers. Bad quality camera phone picture, but these Clearwing Hummingbird Moths came by the droves to drink from these! Normally they are only growing to about 3'. Mine have been blooming for about a month.

Yup heathersgarden, that is a blackberry lily. I loved it so much I both collected it from that flower and traded for more. I'm really pleased you liked the tutorial, I was hoping it would be helpful. Hmm in that post of pics the first one is an annual calendula, the second is blackberry lily, the third is gold goblin gaillarida a new personal favorite and the last one is an annual gaillardia called razzle dazzle. Do check out the seed trading forum. Everyone is very nice and I currently have a trades going on my calendula mix and gold goblin gaillardia as well as four o clocks. : )