Afternoon! Below is an updated list of what is still available. A lot of seeds have found new homes :) SEEDS I HAVE: Yarrow: Terra Cotta 9 Asclepsia Incarnata: Cinderella 4 Hibiscus: Rose Mallow 9 Showy Tick Trefoil 1 Yellow Grass 1 Columbine: Rocky Mountain Blue 1 Vitex: Purple 1 Red Touch Me Knot 1 Asclepsia Curassavica: Apollo Yellow 1 Petunia: Titan Salmon 1 Wild Columbine: Aquelia Candensis 1 Gaillardia: Fiesta Daisy 1 Gaillardia: Goblin 1 Pansy: Black Devil 1 Sungold Tomato 1 Golden Yarrow Tall Pink Hibiscus Perennial 1 Tomato: Banana Legs 1 Coreopsis Tripteris: Tall Tickseed 1 Wallflower: Yellow 1 Tomato: Ground Cherry 1 Hollyhock: Black Watchman 1 Parsley: Dark Green Italian 1 Haley's Comet Purple Tomato: Small Cherokee Purple 1 Tomato: Break O'Day 1 Tomato: Great White 1 Tomato: Japanese Black Trifele 1 Bachelor Buttons: Blue Boy 1 Dianthus: Pink 1 Shasta Daisy: 1 Nicotiana: Big Mouth 1 Butterfly Bush: Mixed Colors 1 Candytuft 1 Asarina Erubescens 1 Agastache: Apache Sunset 1 Coneflower: Sombrero 1 Small Yellow Foxglove 1 Foxglove: No color ID 1 Henbane 1 Rose Campion 1 Mum: Pink Daisy 1 Blackberry Lily 1 Tomato: Tiny Tim 1 Daisy Mum: Pink/ Yellow 1 Japanese Parsley: Mashimori 1 Solanum Atropurpureum: Malevolence 1 Salvia: Coral Nymph 1 Columbine: Mixed colors 1 Androsace x Pedemontana (Rock Jasmine) White: 1 You can check out my wants and see if there's anything you have that might be on there or just send me an email. Easy peasy. Definitely not looking for anymore tomatoes....lol...just started 65 plants...and I'm tomatoed out :) Thanks so much for all the posts and emails! Happy Trading!! vina :D

Thanks hopefulauther - Aeonium, will try and source one [or two] of those down. Chemocurl - no problems at all copy/paste and quote all you want,,,,if it means getting pictures posted, I'm all for it. Many message boards don't seem to have decent instructions on posting pics, if they have any info at all. Guess that's where we all come in :-)

Been there, done that...lint is such a HUGE annoyance to my life. We're in a 2nd floor condo where the dryer vent ducting goes to the roof through the attic over 20 feet and several elbows. My husband bought the condo years before we met, and the ducting was clogged after several years. At the time, he decided to disconnect the vent from the duct. The resulting moisture did some damage to the cabinetry (swelling of the particle board, even under layers of oil-based paint). Soon after we married, he decided we needed to fix the problem correctly. He went up into the attic and disassembled the ducting, brought it outside, and blew it out with his air compressor. I pushed some cleaning tool through it as well. We can't be doing this regularly! I mean preferably, never again! So, I had him put a filter -- a gallon paint strainer -- over the dryer vent where it connects to the machine. This clogs every month or so, we pull the machine out, disconnect the vent, clean the strainer, and put it back. This is still an annoying chore, but not the nightmare of dealing with the whole duct run. My husband had a cool idea, that what we need to do is sew a new, longer strainer that tapers to a skinny point, so that even when it clogs at the point, there can still be air flowing past the clogged strainer, and we should be able to go longer between cleanings. We got a new dryer last summer, and pulled the ducting out of the attic to clean it -- but it was already clean as a whistle. So, our secondary filter system has kept the duct run clean for 9 years. I found you can buy secondary lint traps with a door that opens to clean them out, but we don't have room to install the box in our laundry room, and I don't think it would work any better or be easier to clean than our homemade filter. When I redo the floor, I plan to put magic slider thingies under the dryer feet to make it easier to move in and out, plus I won't want to gouge my new floor. I have researched other solutions. People claim that solid metal vent will maintain better airflow than pleated, but I think it will still clog because we need 2 90-degree elbows to get it connected to the duct in the wall. And if it clogs, how do we pull out the machine with a non-stretching vent? If we could move the duct in the wall to match the dryer vent outlet, that would eliminate 2 elbows and would probably help... I also found you can install a secondary fan in the ducting near the exit, increasing the airspeed in long ducts so the lint won't clog. They cost $150-200, but if I never had to clean out the duct run or pull out the dryer to clean my makeshift secondary lint trap ever again, it would be well worth it. I also think that our ducting is leaky somewhere, because rooms on the other side of the wall (our master bath) get crusted with lint all the time. Finding and sealing those leaks would probably improve airspeed some, plus save me tons of work cleaning the lint all the time. I think the additional fan is the way to go. In 2 other areas where we replaced an ineffective low-cfm cheap fan with a high-cfm good one, like the hood over our cooktop, it made an amazing difference, night and day. Here is a link that might be useful: example of dryer duct fan

YaYa, try this: When you are on Scout's website, look at the Address bar where the http: addy is. left click to highlight that address, then right click to "copy" it. Now, come back to the KT and type your reply. Now, look below the Message box you are typing your reply in, where it shows: Optional Link URL: Right click and post her website addy you just copied. Then, name it. In this case of course, Scout Finch. Hit preview and submit. If you are starting a new thread, it's a little different however. You will need to click Preview Message before it will give you the options of Optional Link URL: or the Name of the Link boxes. You'll see them. But on a reply within a post, it's right there beneath the Message box you are typing your replies in. Clear at all Teach? OH and BTW. Scout has a lovely voice and a wonderful band. I hope she goes very far with her career. I want to go back and listen to more of her music. PS: Isn't it "I have sung" rather than "I have sang"? Here is a link that might be useful: Scout Finch