Sorry for the late post, but I thought I would post the types of tomatoes and peppers that I will be bringing. Let me know if you would like for me to put some aside. "cfmuehling", I would love to trade for some of your raspberry and black berry canes.(I tried to email you but it did not go through) Peppers -Hot Yellow Dutch -Red Bandita -Paprika -Chinese 5 -Orozco -Sun Orange Bell Tomatoes -Green Grape -Early Ssubakus Aliana -Goji Faranji -Green Giant -Hong Yuen -Peiping Chieh -Yellow Pear (winter sowed-so they are kind of small) -White Currant (winter sowed-so they are kind of small) I also have 1 Southwest Coral Bean plant started from seed. It is a highly poisonous tropical. see you Saturday, Kanisa

Yes, Sunday, October 10, works for Black Hill Regional Park. Shall we say 10 a.m. (ish), like last year? Or later? (Or earlier?) In the parking lot in front of shelters D, E, and F.

I'm looking forward to attending again--this spring was my first time and it was terrific meeting fellow gardeners and sharing the wealth! As always, I seem to have a number of plants that other folk may find too invasive, but I like the advantage of having my own "nursery" and keep dividing and spreading them around. I should have Lemon Balm, Gooseneck Loostrife, Monarda (pinks, purples, lavenders), and also some petasites. October sounds good to me too as I still don't feel like I've had a chance to enjoy the garden yet this summer! Amy

PIXIE, IÂm just speechless, you outdid yourself, and I canÂt thank you enough for all the goodies you sent me. I hope I donÂt forget anything if I do please let me know! MY GOODIES: The Old Farmers 1908 Almanac The Old Farmers 2008 Almanac The Old Farmers All season Garden Journal The Old Farmers 2008 gardening calendar Three carved wooded birds, red white and blue Three scented soaps that are red, white, and blue 4 votive candle holders that are red, blue, green and yellow 7 votive mulberry scented candles; smells so good! 4 little candle holders with tall slim candles.......... so cute Darwin Hybrid Tulips Daffodils Ice Follies Fall Harvest Potpourri Cross stitch books, Sweeter than Wine, Merry Christmas ABC, and Christmas Ornaments; YIPPIIII, it is getting that time of year to start again, and these will keep my hands busy. Lemon Cookies, Honey butter with cinnamon (the recipe include), and Sourdough bread! We had them as a morning treat with coffee and put the Honey butter on top. Siberian Iris seeds that I will winter sow. Iris from your grandmotherÂs yard Oh yes! a "FOX" OLD WORLD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT, and yes Pixie I do collect these! I love it and I assure you I will forever remember you when I look at it. I hope I didnÂt forget anything, LIFE IS GOOD, Annie