Nastarana so happy to hear that. I wanted something that was a good climber as well as continual bloomer. I planted it up against an iron trellis that backs up to a fence. I had a red climber that didn't do too well and had a virus of some sort. Forget what it was called. I dug that up and put in some fertilizer a couple of weeks ago to prep the soil for my new Polka. I can't wait till its tall and full of blooms. I'll be able to see it all the way from the front of my house through to the back yard. I sit in the font of my house to study and can see straight to the yard. I'm going to enjoy these! Our elderly neighbor loves roses and she can see mine from her kitchen where she sits. I always clip roses and bring them to her. She and I have the same birthday so I go over with roses from my garden and a cake. She has way too much shade in her yard and just never had any luck with roses but I share mine with her any way I can.

you need to get this to the discussion side of the forum... this side.. is for off topic conversations... and rarely used.. and that is why you never got an answer ken

Are you looking at actual nurseries and not at garden centers at big box stores? Real nurseries usually carry a much bigger selection of plants. I usually shop at big box stores because (unfortunately) that's what we have here close to us, and I use the word 'close' loosely because we still have to drive 20-30 miles one way just to go to a big box store. For the last two weekends I've gone to real nurseries in the DFW metro (it is closer to us than OKC is) and have found an incredible selection of plants of all kinds. The places I went to down there were Redenta's Garden and Green's Plant's and Produce in Arlington; Mike's Garden Center and Calloway's Nursery in Southlake; and Marshall Grain Company in Grapevine. I bought a lot of plants each weekend and came home a very happy camper. I have not been happy with most all plants ordered online no matter who I ordered them from. The price is usually higher than local nurseries, the plants that arrive are very, very tiny and the shipping is high. I ordered plants online 2 or 3 times our first and second years here (so, that was in 1999 and 2000), was not immensely happy with anything as stated above, and said never again. I haven't ordered plants online since, except for a couple of trees I really wanted, and only one of them survived the first year. The best plants I got from online orders back then were brugmansias ordered online. They arrived as 4" cuttings that were barely rooted at all, but I babied them along and still have 2 of them, and they're obviously quite old and large at this point. One of the survivors was from Park Seed and the other was from Select Seed Antique Flowers. If I wanted more brugmansias, I'd probably order online because the few you can find in nurseries are very expensive, but there's not much else I'd risk ordering online. YMMV. The problem with getting very small plants by mail this late in Spring is that we are not that far from really hot weather arriving, and they won't have much time to settle in and make good growth before they find themselves fighting the heat. If I was ordering plants online this late (because anything you order now likely won't arrive until mid-May, and the heat arrives in June of most years), I'd plan on growing them in containers the first year so they could make bigger root systems before I put them in the ground.

Greetings HU, During this time of social distancing I could say it may be a task. However, I may surely help you with a variety of professional herbalists. Our current project has provided our crew the opportunity to start our own herbal garden landscaping as part of our foundation lining and planning. I have provided a few pictures of our current herbs and trees available. *traditional peppermint *thyme *papaya leaves, trees, fruit and leaves *peas trees *trumpet bush leaves These are just a small full sample of the beauty FULL...smile..herbs that we may assist you with. * So may I ask if there are any specific seeds and/or herbs you are interested in?