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Thanks for the info on the verbascum seeds. Looks like I have some "pepper dust" seeds from mine. Still need some info on the Edelweiss though Fran

Hi Kimka...while I can't tell you what the seeds look like, I can tell you that my Nora Leigh has self-seeded all around itself in my garden. The flower is the same - however, the leaves have never been varigated from the self-seeded plants. Just thought I'd let you know.

Thank you for introducing me to Wynne's. Unfortunately, my DH and pocketbook will not be thanking you! I was so impressed by the pictures of their plants and reasonable prices. I spent time at the site, reading and learning. What a wealth of information for the dahlia novice is there. I have grown "pot" dahlias for almost as many years as I've been gardening, and also grew a few of the taller varieties. These did not have larger flowers but they did produce "pretty" ones. It's just been in the last few years that I tried my hand at keeping my tubers over winter and had some success. I'm pleased because one of my keepers did not bloom last year - I may have planted it too late - but I have buds now. This is Hayley Jane and I can't wait to see it. I also have a plant given to me in a trade by Corgicorner, who I hope sees this message. Betty K is going to bloom too, Alfred, and I'm anxiously waiting to see it. I have much to learn and will be spending lots of time reading messages here and enjoying all the pictures everyone has shared. Thanks again, Linda