Kenn and Temple...the simply outstanding pics of your "blue" family never cease to amaze me. They always brighten my day. Your captures are extraordinary....many thanks for sharing with all of us. Happy new year to you both and to your blues! Donna

Thanks bob414 and claire for your comments, We love to share our birds, and you are the reason we post them. Happy Birding all, Kenn Here is a link that might be useful: Backyard Birding with Kenn & Temple

Hi Denverish! Welcome to RMG! I think this is what you're already doing, but if you go to the top of the main RMG page, right above Rocky Mountain Gardening, it says, "what are you working on?' Click on "start a discussion" and then enter your topic and whatever you want to say--we don't limit our discussions to purely gardening around here--sometime we do birds and various and sundry other miscellaneous topics! Then click "next," and where is says "choose topics," the "default" is RMG, and it already shows up at the very top (with an x after it in case you want to remove it) so you don't need to find RMG in the "list," it's already there. Just leave it there and click post unless you want to add other forums. Having said all that, for the last "several" months, houzz has been doing some strange--and often not helpful--things around here, and sometimes things on the site work for me and sometimes they don't! So if RMG isn't already at the top of the "choose topics" page, I'm not sure what to tell you! If you're able to post on existing threads, which you can obviously do, I don't see why that part wouldn't be working for you. See if any of that helps, Skybird M August 18, 2020 @ 1616 MDT

Skybird - I do have some seed already! Someone contacted me through Houzz last fall asking for some of my seeds that I had posted about several years ago. Fortunately I still had some, but I told her I had no idea if they were still viable. She sent me some of the Chocolate Flower seeds in exchange. I didn't plant all of them, so I could mail you some, or we could meet up. Also, I have several of the plants in a container so I could pot one of them for you if you'd like. I plan to collect the seed now that it's blooming (have 2 flowers right now, and another bud or two), so if you'd rather wait I'll reserve some seed for you! It's kind of an interesting plant even besides the lovely scent and the unusual flower formation. The "Chocolate Fragrance Award" goes to the Chocolate Scented Daisy (Berlandiera lyrata), and also called green-eyed lyre leaf, or lyreleaf greeneyes in reference to the shape of the leaf, which is curved like a lyre and the green disc which is left behind when the ray florets drop off which is thought to look like an eye. Found a site that has a lot of good info on it: https://www.mountainvalleygrowers.com/berlyrata.htm Here's a pic of the unusual bud: