The site is www.daybag.com and there are probably pix on the website of the burlap bags. I spoke with Sue Spiegel, she is very nice and helped arrange shipping and everything. I think this is the best garden buy I've made in a while, the bags look thick and heavy enough that I think they will last a couple years.

Xuan - I would be happy to send you a few seeds! I have two pods on Limona so far... I have promised to trade some with Dizzy, but I think there will be enough to share with you, as well... I will let you know when they are ripe, and we can arrange something... I have several flowers bred, and should have a few more varieties to breed soon... I still have lots of bulbs growing scapes, and I plan to breed everything! Since I know that Limona is a fertile plant, I know that I will get more seeds from it next year, too! Elizabeth - I have one seed pod ripening on Exotic Star so far... all the others aborted. I've had a lot of breedings abort, but I understand that there will be lots of failures, as well as a few successes... Mother Nature has her reasons for what she does, and we must abide by her decisions! The more I think about it, the more I believe I should make more self breedings, as these seem to take much better! Plus, the ensuing seeds will be offspring, and not necessarily exactly like the parent plant! If you got a late start, then you will have flowers after all mine have faded! I would love to see some pictures of yours! Please do post when your bulbs bloom!

Wolfgang- I don't see any in my file before the oil. It did add some color, maybe 1-2 shades. You can google unfinshed quarter sawn oak cabinets and there might be a picture to compare it too. I think the oil actually helped pick up alot of the veining and warmth of the wood. It also helped accentuate the darker and lighter portions of the cabinet to give it more variation. We did a matte oil, so it has no real sheen to it.

Can anyone say BLOOM ENVY! Beautiful flower! I, too, have several weeks to go....