The Lowes on Bunkerhill and I-10. They still had a few left yesterday. They were selling them out pretty fast. I would also check with your local store and talk to the nursery manager. They seem to have a lot of leeway as far as discounting plants. Last year I bought several peach and nectarine trees from them for $6. They are all growing great this year. They all had fruit but a late freeze at my ranch got most of the fruit this year.

OMG - I can't seem to stop buying seeds. Here is what I got... Qty Item Price 1 J0569 - Lychnis $0.99 1 F1025 - Petunia Primetime Burgundy F1 $0.99 1 J0098 - Sweet Pea Cupani $0.99 2 F1766 - Salpiglossis Kew Blue $1.98 1 F1447 - Patio & Planters Collection $0.99 1 F1433 - Aster Truffants Paeony $0.99 1 F1805 - Cosmos Candy Stripe $0.99 1 F0453 - Cosmos Daydream $0.99 1 F0567 - Hibiscus Trionum Luyona $0.99 2 F0491 - Impatiens Mr Fs Selection Mixed $1.98 1 F2942 - Mimulus Red Dragon $0.99 3 F1229 - Nasturtium Empress of India $2.97 3 F1111 - Nasturtium Salmon Baby $2.97 1 F0656 - Poppy Princess Victoria Louise $0.99 I tried the Salpiglossis for the first time this year and even though I only got a few blooms, they were lovely. One of my goal for next year is adding more deep purple blues to the garden so I had to try these! Been wanting to try a fairly short cutting aster, so those jumped in my cart. Nasties.... can't have enough of these, and even though I plant hundreds each year, can't seem to harvest even one seed, so I have to keep buying them. Hibiscus for containers? Had to try it. I've got the tall huge kind in the landscape and they grow really well here. Nancy

My bargain buys from Lowe's last year are struggling, and I believe I will need to move them next year to a more hospitable spot, but they're still blooming. Found this Luna Red hardy hibiscus bloom this morning. The stem was so spindly, I had to stake it up, but I do believe that next year, it will be beautiful. Meanwhile, the Sallyfun Blue salvia (also a 90% off find) next to it is not doing as well as I had hoped, but the half-price vincas are doing great, as are the bronze ornamental sweet potatoes, which I don't have a picture of.

Too late for me to edit this one, but I did want to add that I also ordered a potato ricer that was 60% off. I have a cheap one that is not very good - I use it mostly in place of a food mill for when I make chili sauce - to remove seeds and skins from chilies. I think the new potato ricer will work a lot better. The other item I ordered was a Victorinox paring knife set. I really do not have any good paring knives, and so this was something else that I needed.