Hi, Can I have these seeds for sase if it is still available please. I don't have any seeds from your want list. But I do have seeds of blackberry lily, texas star hibiscus and white 4 o'clocks (few). I am going to restart my garden again. I lost most of the plants this summer as I was away from spring to summer. Right now I am in India to take care of my MIL. I can ask my husband who is in PA now to send sase. If you need any of my above seeds then he will be able to mail them to you only next week end when he goes back home to raleigh (NC). Thanks Tara

Interesting colors with the black and white. He doesn't look like a north America hummer that I know of. Thanks for sharing. Rob

Thanks, for the nice comments. There wasn't anything in the gardens you see when we bought our house 8 years ago but river rock, 2 rose bushes, and some other shrubs. It has been a work in progress, adding and trying things to replace those that died or didn't grow. Big difference gardening here where we get about 10-12 inches of precip a year compared to living in Western New York near Penny for most of my life. But, here I get to plant xeric stuff like agastache and penstemons I couldn't grow in NY. Plus, more species of hummers here in WA! LOL. (But, I still miss the Ruby-throats). Here is a Calliope Hummingbird (female or first year immature) A Rufous Hummingbird (first year male) And a female Black-chinned Hummingbird visiting Penstemon barbatus. I only have photos of females and first-year birds as the males move through so quick I never have time to catch them. BN

They seem to like the Albomarginata and the Wheee! They didn't really like Fire Island's blooms, though. I thought they would because they were so bright purple. Maybe it was too close to the door and the cats for their comfort? They also liked Midwest Magic's blooms. But I am not surprised.... MM's coloring is very bright and attractive to them, not just the blooms. The only other one that's bloomed so far is Paul's Glory but they were not on him either. However, his just bloomed this morning so maybe they didn't see it yet?