Hi Cindee
I think I may have given you the pink salvia. These came from a GW'er who sent me seeds. The seeds start very easily and then they self-seed so you'll never be without.

When everything else has died they still look great (along with the Lady in red salvia).
I like the pink salvia best but the red has a pink lip that almost co-ordinates with the pink.

Denise

P.S. Glad you're getting out in your garden.

Cindee...was just thinking about you today as I was looking at my blue pea....it's covered with pods and finally, some are breaking open. Now...do I gather the pods and then just pull up the vine? It's still getting a very few blooms, but looks rather 'spent'. Is it an annual vine? Or will it come back looking green and healthy once the warmer weather comes? ...only peas I've had anything to do with have been one season only peas.......

btw....how IS our very own Bionic Woman????

Thanks, Denise. I thought it came from you but wasn't sure. I LOVE THIS SALVIA! It is a delicate looking, but hardy beauty. I pulled more seeds from it today. ps, I am getting more yellow pears, they just don't quit and I have actually shared some seeds and given away a bunch of maters from them! You are a beauty!

((((Bethie))) Pull the pods before they start splitting or you will have them growing out of your hair! I hard cut mine every winter, Leave the woody parts, clear off all pods, plant some new seeds next to them and have them all the time. Bionic is good, going to schedule the other hip Monday! Oh man - I am crazy! Just want to feel good ALL over, not just one side!

My yellow pear tomatoes finally started to put out and I'll be using them as appetizers (cream cheese in each half) tonite for a neighborhood dinner (non-Super Bowl).

I'm so glad you're passing the tomato seeds along. They don't look like much do they? Tiny seeds but a pretty vigorous plant comes from them.

This winters tomato season is much less impressive than last years for me. Maybe it's the heat or the TYLC virus that I had in the fall. I'm grateful I don't have to live off my garden or I'd go hungry.

Seeing as you asked and seemingly dont remember, I have been patiently waiting for you to recall your offer of one of every dwarf or condo mango available. Seeing as you asked, I will remind you of the orchid tree along with the 8 litchee varieties too. Now that you can drive, and off the pain meds, anytime you can get them here is fine by me.

Thanks!
Tony

Uh Tonay...that ain't me!! I am alergic to Mangos and never met a lychee!! You are dreaming bud!

I do owe someone else a Passie Incense though and can't remember who.

BTW-Tony yo yo yo-Your Mulberry got planted in a large planter (x3 yours) It's roots are wonderful and it is green at every tip and putting up buds!!