This offer is now closed. I have sent an email to the 4 people above. Thanks and have a great day. jim

Hello Jim, if I'm not to late I would love one of your sasbe.I would like to recieve: *Gourd~birdhouse *Lambs Ear *Liatris(purple) *Sweet William(mixed colors) *Tennessee Purple Cone Flower Thank you so much for you generous offer! Thanks , Michelle P.S. You got mail

I've been very impressed so far with the Echinacea tennesseensis hybrid 'Pixie Meadowbrite' this year. It has a smaller stature than 'Rocky Top'or the species and it has been in non-stop bloom all summer. That's not a bad show for plants I got off the 25 cent clearance rack last fall! Normally, they cost more like 16.00 a piece but they looked ragged and no one was buying anything due to the drought so I got a deal. You can check out the link below. Here is a link that might be useful: 'Pixie Meadowbrite'

I too saw the plant yesterday in Plant delights catalog. I'm thrilled that endangered species are being PROPAGATED and sold. While it is very true that we need to preserve the habitats of rare and endangered plants, propagation and disemination also help preserve the species (even though we have a habit of selecting specific clones that may vary from the wild type). As I've come to understand the law, it is legal to grow endangered species and sell intrastate. Selling interstate does require a permit (poorly enforced). If the plants are growing on your private property naturally you may do with them as you wish including destroy them. unfortunately this has been done by people who don't want to deal with the possibility (misconceived)that their property could be taken to preserve a species.