I have quite a few things i would like on your list, i need to re-look at your want list. I am interested in : aconitum ivorine, stainless steel. gentiana closed bottle Geranium vision violet hosta mixed blues and mixed greens phlox panicula fragrant pink primula japonica mixed and primula veris hybrid. Thanks Tanya

I am interested in the "Pink Sensation" seed you have. I have freshly harvested Trillium luteum seed from an exceptionally tall variety to offer in exchange.

I am trying these seeds and I sowed them last January, left 2 weeks at 70F, and then I put them in the refrigerator around the end of January. I took them out of the refrigerator today, and this is how the tray looks like as I opened the baggy: The little seedlings actually are not Monkshood, but they are Jacob's Ladder seedlings that I planted in one of the 9 cells and they survived in the dark of the refrigerator for almost 2 months!!! What concerns me are thos white moldy spots because I think I have lost some seeds here. I have 70F in my apartment and I definitely would not want my place to be left at 50F, so I will have to see if they can germinate at this temperature. Outside it gets high 50s in the night and low 80s during the day. Would it be better if I leave the tray outside? I hope I will have at least one plantlet!!! I'll keep you posted. Rino

It's been a mixed year for me. I lost an early Spark's variety completely during our unusually hot, dry summer and a whole bunch of late summer ones simply collapsed flat on the ground. looking an unsightly mess. A wayward drive-on managed to mangle my small seedling ivorine (I have faith for next year).The ones in my nascent woodland garden, supported within the stems of a viburnum, are flowering...although the japanese anemones, as of 2 weeks ago, were still struggling. Not too worried as it has taken me upwards of 3 years to fully establish JAs. Finally got around to ordering seeds of the twining hemsleyanum 'Red Wine' ...and have a fancy to also order another twiner, the navy blue a.volubile.