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Hi Carrie I have Penstemon Hirtus Pygmaeus, yellow Jacob's Ladder and KMOTGG from 2004 (it did germinate for me this spring, but I didn't have room to plant it). I'd be interested in trading for your Strawberry foxglove, campanula elizabeth, and monarda raspberry wine. LMK Vickie

Thane, I would really like 2 Aquilegia 'Black Barlow', Helianthemum 'Cheviot", Penstemon and 1 Achillea 'Moonshine'. I live on 5 acres in North Bend and would love you to come out and dig up as many native plants as you want! I also have plenty of ground covers that you can have like ajuga, wooly thyme and corcican mint. I'm going on vacation tomorrow for 1 week, but could arrange for you to come over the weekend of the 14 or 15. What do you think?

I can hardly believe how good yours looks, Zach! But then yours gets full sun and little water--unlike mine! I will be really interested to see how tall yours blooms this summer! Where I collected the seeds along a road out in the boonies in high-desert Utah they were only 12-18" high--flowers and all. In my backyard the flowers have always been at least three feet tall! For when it blooms I had to go back to my pics to find out. Looks like it starts in about July, and then it goes at least thru August! Starts looking a little ratty by the time there are a lot of dead flowers, but the hummers still love it--as long as there are fresh flowers opening up! First three pics are from 2012, and the last is from 2013. It had gotten "noticeably" bigger by '13, but because of my conditions, was over 3' tall and had to be TOTALLY tied up or it would have been laying flat on the ground! It didn't look good, but it sure was fun to watch the hummers on it! Last year most of it died off--too much water, I'm sure! One solid crown is left, and I expect it to start to make a comeback this year! https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/vM9kbojbNlkWEkNIyni9-g6vb2FQp28JjCT4rlaJfOg?feat=directlink https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/pk_yNYLtMTj1A98xPvmWXg6vb2FQp28JjCT4rlaJfOg?feat=directlink https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/nJUGRuyEf9YrU6UzLaGu-Q6vb2FQp28JjCT4rlaJfOg?feat=directlink https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/QezMS2DNuFzUTQLlnsIAzhDdOdVx-6KTyqo-pK6qwOA?feat=directlink If you get a chance, check out the pic of the one I got yesterday on the Laporte list. I didn't know what I was getting when I picked it, but it looks like it's gonna be a very cool plant--if I can keep it dry enough! Skybird P.S. With the warm weather over winter this year, it looks like it was a very poor year for WS for me too. I have had my parsley and cutting celery germinate, but only a couple other things so far--but--not giving up yet!