Wow - that's a much wider spacing than I guessed. I may need to replant some tomorrow. For some reason, I thought they could be placed close together. Maybe that was onions. Well, this year is an experiment. Next year, I want to save good quality seed to share. mauirose - unfortunately, they are only purple on the outside. The inside is more yellow orange. bsntech - I had carrots over winter under shredded leaves, but I didn't try it with this variety this year. Glad to see more people seed-saving! Just FYI - carrots cross easily with Queen Ann's Lace and broccoli can be tricky. Do you have "Seed to Seed" by Suzanne Ashworth? Great book on seed saving! Bellatrix

Hi MIchelle! (Sorry to be so slow in responding, but I just saw this) I'd love your Liatris punctata, Oenothera pallida, and Hibiscus moscheutos. If you find enough from my list that you'd like..I wouldn't mind double trades of all 3 species :-) Please email me directly at Thosedarnsqurls@aol.com

I just went back to the Crosman's site and wanted to let everyone know that they also have, at higher than seed prices : Grass Seed, Fertilizer, Legumes, Control Products, Grass/Fertilizer Spreader, Lawn Care Program I also looked at the prices again of flower and vegie seeds and didn't find any over 99 cents and they were mostly beans, and corn at 99 cents. These are the best prices I've found. I've had very good luck with their seeds.

Keep in mind that it can take several years for some of them to go from a seedling to a mature plant I think the first link will keep yah busy enough until someone comes by and suggest Something pre-grown Yeah it only gets easier after that.... With all the potting mixes and cool container ideas you can see on just about every thread on the forum and then some added lighting. Sounds to me you're ready for.... the traditional ole Welcome to the forumNice to met you too