Do you have any Gentianopsis seed left? I love this plant. Most of my collected wildflower seeds are from the Pacific Northwest, so they might not be hardy where you are. However, I do have some Gentiana sceptrum collected at 4000 feet near Mt. Hood. That would probably be hardy for you. I also have Lilium canadense and superbum that would grow well there. I am also growing some Gentianella detonsa superba, another fringed gentian that should grow where you are. How about some Actaea rubra? Let me know what you would like. Thanks.

Seeds should be collected and processed quickly after ripe to insure viability. Stratify in a cold moist media, like damp sand, in the refrigerator for 8 to 12 weeks. Surface sow in damp but not wet soil at around 70 degrees F. Seeds require light for germination. Germination should occur in 3 to 4 weeks.

Did you ever find the Moringa seeds you were looking for? If not check out my website: www.ahealthyleaf.com. I sell both the standard Moringa Seeds and PKM1 hybrid seeds. If you are interested in getting seed pods you definitely need to plant the PKM1 seeds as they go to flower and produce seed pods much sooner than the standard seeds. Moringa is amazing! Also check out my youtube channel for instructional video on Moringa if you are interested. Best of luck growing Moringa!

As others have said, it's powdery mildew. Unfortunately you've got two different types of PM as the type that affects cucurbits won't affect tomatoes and vice versa. Control is the same. Start using a fungicide. PM on tomatoes: http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/r783100411.html PM on cucurbits: http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/r116100711.html The PM on your cukes is quite advanced already since it appears to be on every leaf so you might want to start over with them. Rodney