Hi, I am interested in your lilacs, sedum and the ivy. I would be happy to send postage. Please let me know, Faye!

Hi Patricia, I'd love to have your wisteria and a couple of other seeds, if you'd check my list, plus..I'll soon gather seeds from my perennial bright pink Verbena, it's low-growing and prefers cooler weather, our favorite verbena. plmk, GB

I signed up just a few weeks ago and have already made three trades! GardenWeb is saving me from the winter blues. I'd love a veggie pack if you have any left. Check out my list and see if there are any veggies you are interested in. I'd be glad to make a trade in addition to or in place of your generous free pack offer. I am sending you a separate email, too.

Is he your only child? In other words, do you have a good view of 'typical' to compare him with? It would also help if you could get the classroom teachers in both of the daycares to write down for you 'specifically' what his behaviors were that caused them problems, and also how he differed from the other children in the room. To do this, you will need to make it clear to them that you are not looking to blame them, but rather to help your child by providing useful information to the professionals you are bringing in to evaluate him. You may even want to put your request and your reassurances in writing and talk with the director first, since they are generally very reluctant to 'speak poorly' of any child. Hopefully, this won't be the case for you, but my son's former pediatrician seemed to 'discount' all of my concerns about my son's slow progress until I showed him notes from both of his daycare teachers that compared his progress to that of the other children. Those he believed.