Hi, Sue. Those look really cute and I have a wooded hill behind my house. As long as they are a "plant and ignore" variety, they would work well back there. What I have in abundance is self-sown perennial salvias, specifically salvia regeliana and salvia transsylvanica. I may also have some salvia verticillata 'purple rain.' There are babies coming up around most of my perennial salvias and I have not dug them up yet. It is quite possible that I have some other varieties, but these 3 are easily recognizable. If you don't have these and are interested, let me know. Becky ramazz

Kylie, "Butt-load"!ROTFLMFAO Daniella, to be honest, I haven't given anything fert. Just compost/mulch, used to be called Philly-Mulch,free from the water treatment facility(purified people poop with wood chips).This year it is called Earthmate Mulch,new process of composting it, now it's safe to use around edible plants. It wasn't before.I put the fine stuff on my beds before planting.That's it! I even used it to make up potting soil mix! Great stuff & free! Theresa

Dorothy - Will do, on the seeds! Karyn - I started each of those during the winter months & then transplanted them to where they're at today! Hoping SOME of them will come back next Spring! I'll be keeping my fingers crossed! And of course you're welcome to some seed when the time comes! D. tatula I have - just never started it! Not sure 'why' really! lol! I guess that's on my list to plant for next year! :) figara - No problem on letting you know! :) Kylie - Yes to you too! :) I'm sure I'll have plenty! Marion - I saw that Bri had answered your questions on another thread concerning the differences between Brugs & Dats! :) And WELCOME to the forum! You'll love it here! Lucy - They'd look GREAT down your driveway! :) Thinking of doing the same to the other side of mine next year! One can never have to many Dats! lol! Joyce - Yes! Some of the blooms are pretty huge! And I'll be happy to send you some seed this fall! tropical_thought, anninthegarden (Ann), and jorjaboy (Brandon) - Some for each of you too! :) Brandon - The grass is Arkansas Native grass, I guess! Nothing special! I've never really given it much thought! But thank you for the compliment on the 'golf course' look! Makes me proud! :)) Lucy! Lucy! Lucy! I told you the White Dats don't play well with others! :) Of course I'll have some seed for you too! And btw - noticed multiple tiny buds on two of the four Datura 'Goree Island' plants! About time! Yippeee! But shhhhhh! Our little secret! Mike

Back from my yearly check-up at the Dr.'s office! Gonna live to take care of the plants & fur-babies! lol! Joyce - two of the six each have one brown eye & one blue eye. The dats I brought from the old place were seedlings that I was hoping would bloom. It worked! :) Doubt if I'll have time to get seed pods before frost hits - but I'm hoping! My brugs are directly in the ground - no pots. Others sink their pots - but I'm not one of them! :) Sue - I have six of the little rascals! lol! I buy an average of three 52 lb. bags of 'Pedigree' each month. And then you have the vet. He's gotta get his share! :) neonposey - Will that be through USPS, DHL, or UPS? :) Hong - All are registered Siberian Huskies! Haven't posted pics of Shanley or Logan yet. :) Brandy - I'll stick a few seeds in your package - as I have a few from last year. Just remind me via email!! Linda - Noooo! Not the fur-babies! :) Elizabeth - I'm leaving the brugs 'put' this year. Not digging a one! Hopefully they'll be up next year! Keeping my fingers crossed! Lucy - They rough-house with me! lol! They love to get me when they can & when I least expect it! Karen - Thanks for the compliment! :) Mike