I know I'm getting this on late but here is most of what I am bringing in plants. I will be there first thing and am staying the whole time. Barb...I'll have "Little Sister dwarf Siberian iris for you if I haven't already given you starts. Hardy Geranium (not sure of species but smallish leaves and evergreen with pink flowers and short groundcover) Geranium phaeum (1) Japanese Forest Grass (variegated) Crandall black current (4) Blood sorrel (4 gallon and on smaller) Mini hosta (ground cover type only gets about 2" leaves on it) Borage seedlings Lovage seedlings Sweet Cicely (4) Mitcham's Black Peppermint (one of the best sweet peppermints) Sedum groundcovers (golden, blue/grey, pin type leaf types and rounder very cool green w/ blush of orange that trails nicely) Parsley (3 clumps of seedlings) Variegated Moor grass (2) Beauty Berry bush (2 yr old seedling) Bishop's Hat (2) Primrose - red with yellow eye (4) Hellebore seedlings (4) stinking hellebore SEEDS Cilantro Lolla Rossa lettuce Burplureum Red Amaranth Malabar Spinach Edible Chrysanthemum Mixed marigold Coral Salvia Red Salvia Ampelopsis brevipedunculata 'Elegans' Pink Jerusalem Hollyhock Night Watchman Hollyhock White Dame's Rocket Pink Lavender White Lavender Hidcote Lavender Pink Snaps (unusual species) Magenta Lychnis coronaria Angle's Blush Lychnis coronaria White Lychnis coronaria Smokey Fennel Mizuna Mustard Sugar Snap peas Oregon Sugar pod II peas Blood sorrel Fringed pinks Lemon Catnip Purple rockcress Cimmaron Lettuce Wine County Mix greens Bok Choy Barese Swiss Chard Gardener's Delight Cherry Tomato Semi Dwarf Zinnia Astrantia major (white but may throw some pink to red flowers) Foxglove See you all tomorrow! =-)

I would love to give your soap a try. A friend of mine gave me some a couple of years ago that I really enjoyed, and I would like to sample others. I have some of the plants you listed on your want list potted up - still have to dig the comfrey, but I'm hoping DH will help with that since it's a bit difficult to dig. He helps a lot so I'm sure he will accomodate me.

I'm going to have to send my regrets this time around. I hope the sun shines on all of you! I have been work 10-12 hour days for the past couple of weeks and I haven't gotten a single thing potted up.

We set aside a yucca and a black mondo grass. Wish I could bring more than one mondo grass, but I bought ten plants to divide and sell next spring, so you're getting one that was left over after I filled the flats. We aren't really looking for anything special, but I wouldn't turn down a Russian sage. Oh, and I forgot to tell you - do you remember that plant we dug out of your garden last spring that we couldn't identify? I feel certain it is a catchfly (Silene). It's doing very well. The pulmonaria you dug up for Mom and me are doing very well, too. Some of the baby pulmonarias I've gotten from you in past trades put on a growth spurt this last summer, and have caught up with the plant we dug last May. And the seedling sea hollies you gave me have really grown! Do you have more seedlings?