I have plenty of these coming, thanks so much!! Lana

Hi Northerner! I've got some Buddleia seeds I was going to turf but you might like them. They are from last year and there's lots. They come from a Buddleia which is lavender in colour and grows to 9 feet each season. Or you can wait for fresh seeds if you like. I also noticed you have Lynchnis Flo Jovis on your list. I have lots of fresh seeds from this year. In return, I would like to try California Poppies and the annual pink poppies you have. If this is fine with you, send me an e-mail. :O) Thanks!

Thanks for the offer. I'm in no rush, so I'll say yes to the white "prolific" Gaura and the white Buddleia. Insulation is our problem here in the banana belt. We don't get consistent snow cover. Also, I had my Gauras in fairly rich soil in a hollow dug into a former gravel driveway. I think the drainage wasn't good enough. Next time I try Gaura I'm going to put them in sand and just fertilize if/when necessary. I just looked at your trade list and noticed your liking for orange-toned flowers. I saved seed from a gorgeous orange/salmon Zinnia. The original variety was "Lilliput mixed" but I haven't been selecting for dwarfness. These guys are 4 to 5 feet tall in my garden. But, of course, they're annuals. Let me know. - Bev

Buddleia seed pods are shaped like elongated footballs. Not all buddleia produce these pods though; I believe the yellow varieties are sterile (but don't quote me on that). My Honeycomb never produced pods. Here's a pic on a GW FAQ Can't help on the coreopsis though...