flowersandbirds4ever, I think I'm having a little trouble sending e-mail today (though I'm receiving just fine), so I just want to be sure that you know I replied to your post asking what hostas you have available. If you didn't get a message from me, post here or send an through my e-mail through "my page" above. Thanks, Pat

Hi Leslie, I tried to post last night but could not. I contacted Garden Web and got things fixed! I have several named plants that have to be moved/thinned in the next month, as soon as the weather cools. Here are some that I will be working on: Seductor Which Way Jim Persian Market Anne Gehry Artistic Masterpiece Pandora's Box Classic Caper Spanish Masquerade Catherine Woodbury Royal Braid Orchid Candy Feisty Christmas Is Siloam Double Classic Siloam Ury Winniford Blue Sheen Most can be double fans or better. Please let me know as I am interested in several of your plants. Thanks, Linda

Hi Fable, I sent you mail. Sandy

For years I have had a couple of daylilies, and have never done anything with them except to let them grow. The only one that I can identify is Hyperion, which is noted to be 42" in height. It is clear yellow, no other markings, and I believe it is Wayside Gardens that says it is the yellow that all others can be compared to. I will tell you the roots are NOT great, because they have never been divided, but I did divide some of them this late August, and they are sending up new growth. The only other thing I have is seeds of Basket of Gold Alysseum. I am looking for multi-colored daylilies, with wavy edges, similar to Lori Goldston which is on the back page of Dutch Gardens Spring 2005 catalog. Prefer no reds. Love yellows and pinks. Will pay postage if you have some you would like to move.