I'm looking forward to it! I have plenty of red bee balm (gets invasive - be forewarned!), some comfrey (same deal), and blackstem peppermint (umm... invasive seems to be a theme here!) I'll also have a few wintersown herb seedlings like mullein, horehound, and hyssop. Didn't get around to WS'ing many annuals - doh! Still waiting for some of the WS perennials to sprout, and assessing some of the weird winter-kill I've had in my herb garden (who knew catnip and lemon balm could die out over a strange winter???) I'm not looking for much in particular. I love herbs and berries and perennials, and would actually like to grow Russian comfrey and walking onions if anyone has some... and maybe lemon balm to replace mine that died. Hope all this rain stops by June! Nightingale :o)

Yes, I live in Lebanon. The meadow rue is tall, and I have extra because it seeds. Many years ago I was shopping for perennials in flower to put on the tables at my wedding reception instead of cut flowers and the nice man (I'm having a brain cramp and can't remember the name, but he just died) at the place in Quechee gave me a huge one. It was 5 feet tall, and a real showpiece at the reception.

Ok guys you have to help this rookie out I have never attended a function like this before...I am really hoping to make it seeing how I am due to have my baby June 15th should I be bringing a door prize or something for the chinese auction? Also I am going to have.. grape tomato plants black eyed susan splits different kinds of daylillies whatever else I have that has not been planted or found a place in my yard what I am looking for is of course sum and substance as listed above or any kind of hosta because I would like to start a hosta garden in my yard I know that I do not have much to offer but the belly has kind of made it hard to bend over :-)

Since I am coming from a longer distance I think I will bring something that does not need to be kept warm. I'm thinking of a fruit salad or cut up fruit with dip. And I will probably cheat and get one made up at Wally World...leaves me more time for potting stuff up! ~Gillian