I have some pink poppies I can trade ya for the sweet cicely seeds? LMK

Wanted Patty's Plum or Black Cloud poppy seeds

Be discreet. Grow them in your backyard among your vegetables. They are more likely to attract thieves than to interest the police. Here is a link that might be useful: more poppy pictures and growing notes on my gardening blog This post was edited by kvbk on Sat, Jan 11, 14 at 0:05

If the rose in question only gets to be 4' tall, I doubt it could be Dainty Bess. Mine is pushing 7' right now, after being pruned to 2' this spring. Climbing Dainty Bess, once established, will easily shoot up a 10 - 12' cane. I don't know if the original poster has checked in here, but I think with a height of 4', with continuous flowering and clusters like the photo, he/she should look at Floribundas. The one that is the best match to my eye is Poulsen's Pearl ... though I expect there were probably other pink singles introduced that I am not familiar with. With an introduction date of 1949, this puts Poulsen's Pearl right at the end of the period in which the original rose was planted. The other possibility is that the original rose started as 'Isobel', and it sported light pink at some time in its history. The height, description, and flower form are a match ... it's only the color that seems to be different. Connie