Good Morning! Yay! Another bunny owner! :) We love ours (and the free fertilizer!) lol I'm working on a trade offer for you that I'll be emailing you shortly. Meanwhile, here is what I'm interested in from your list: Aster Herrington�s Pink Celosia Flamingo Feather Cuphea Firefly Crepe Myrtle Cordon Bleu Dianthus Yellow Harmony Burplerum Rotundifolium Green Gold Eupatorium Rugosum Chocolate Gaura Whirling Butterflies & Siskiyou Pink Lavandula Stoechas Mexican Sage Nicotiana Dark Berry Oriental Lily � Casa Blanca cross Pineapple Sage Salvia Coral Nymph Salvia Rose Queen Talk to you soon! ~Wendy / sassyb

i can offer any of these veggies to trade. plus some yellow tomatoe seeds.... # california wonder green pepper # big dipper green pepper # iceburg lettuce # cabbage late flat dutch # honeydew cool green # okra clemson spineless # long island brussel sprouts # broccoli waltham 29

The last 5 years we worked to remove all of our lawn; have finally reached the point today that our whole yard is a garden filled with flowers and edibles and NO LAWN! The bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and numerous other birds are very happy to find Dill, Holy Basil, Lime Basil, Red Rubin Basil, Lemon Basil, (plus more), Comfrey, Bee Balm, Elephant Garlic, Detroit Red Beets, Onions, Egyptian Walking Onions, various Swiss Chard, Strawberries, Carrots, Crinums, Amaryllis, Rain Lilies, Daffodils, Grape Hyacinth, various other bulbs (what can I say...they are EASY), Agastache, Salvias, Iris, Cannas, Bluebonnets, Mums, Spiderwort, Asparagus, various Mints, and Blackberries, Blueberries, Pomegranates, Peach Trees, Apricot Trees, Pear Tree, Plum Tree, Apple Tree and Pecan Trees make nice with Red Oaks, Redbud, various Crepe Myrtles, Russian Sage, Hardy Asters, various roses (yes, I CAN grow roses!), Oleanders, various Hibiscus, various lantanas, Caryopteris, etc. And to all that are mixed in the veggies and annual flowers. I'm an open book...still learning how to use everything we are growing, such as teas, etc. Next on the list of "To Do" are ponds and chickens (our one bunny is lonely). Thanks to all the great people on GW who shared their seeds, cuttings, plants, bulbs, advise, etc., I now have a wonderful place to escape the world while I enjoy Mother Nature! Peggy

Thanks for the reminder. I have read about this sale and have always wanted to go. I hope I can make it this year. One can never have enough herbs! Here is a link that might be useful: Garden tips, birding, plant and art articles