No, I didn't get your return - lemme check my "bulk messages". Sometimes my firewall will send them into bulk for some reason. Yep - that's tropical milkweed. I have another lady who is getting a community garden off to a start for the butterflies as well. I told her all about Monarch Watch, etc., and she said they would love to be a Waystation for the Monarchs. If you have enough seed, it would be just great to help her out in this project, too. Oklahoma is sadly lacking in the number of Monarch Waystations we have. I registered last year, and I think at the end of the year, there were only 6 registered in Oklahoma. Linda and I have been working to increase that number. If you are interested in checking it out, I'll include a link to the website. Last year, Oklahoma lost 30,000 acres of habitat to either construction, farming, whatever. At this rate, there won't be any milkweed left for the Monarchs, and we are trying to help people get started growing it around the state. As the National Wildlife Federation says, "...one backyard at a time". Oklahoma is directly in the path of the spring and fall migration for the Monarchs, so it is essential that we do whatever we can to replace lost habitat for the Monarchs. Your sharing seeds is certainly a good way to help others become interested in creating a haven for the migrating Monarchs! Thank you, thank you, and the Monarchs thank you, too! Susan Here is a link that might be useful: Monarch Watch

If I am not released, it will be next week, the week of the 13th, so I may not be available next week - WAH!!!!!! I am still debating on where to plant the variegatas. The roots have not filled the containers, so I don't feel like it's a big rush. I also hate to plant them in this heat and stress them out even further. Plants that are doing well include my new 'David Verity' Cuphea ignea - it just does not stop blooming; Gaillardia 'Oranges and Lemons', just a gorgeous plant; Dicliptera suberecta is beginning to bloom, orange blooms on gray foliage is so striking; Borage is blooming and very nice looking right now; the Gazanias, yellow and a muted red. Today is Charlotte's 1st birthday! She is the cutest thing ever and just now walking. She is the sweetest child, rarely ever upset, always smiling, always curious, loves her big sister and nannie! Just a joy to be around. I never want to come home when I'm with her! How do you do it, Sandy? Susan

I would love some. I can't get you a stamp but can put postage in! With a return envelope. SCG

I have lots of tuberosum seed, and fresh will be setting soon. Let me know if you want to swap.