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Hi there! I'd love to trade with ya. I'm interested in your Pineapple Sage and the Ladybird Poppy. I have boneset, sweet annie or several other items on my list. If you'll send me an email I'll get back to you this evening w/ the specifics. (I'm at work now..lol) Thanks! Wendy / Sassy

Here is the same plant at the Nat'l Herb garden, pic taken this morning. They had their first frost last week but it didn't effect the J. Sage. I pulled the flower apart and tasted it and it is sweet like honey. Perhaps it had some medicinal value? Am sure the blooming will slow down once it gets freezing cold.

Thank you for the response, Beerhog! We had about 5" of snow today - good mulch for plants. BTW - in accordance with your name, do you actually grow your own hops for making beer? I am getting some hop rhizomes in spring, but not for making beer. They are a host plant for the Question Mark butterflies. I hear varying stories about growing them in full sun to growing them in partial shade. Most plants that northerners grow in full sun have to be grown in partial shade here because our sun is soooooooooo hot. Susan