Mindy these are available on line from either Kmart or Walmart and if you have them shipped to the store and pick them up, you save on the shipping Fran Kmart http://www.kmart.com/shc/s/p_10151_10104_021W734600110001P?keyword=round+wall+clock&prdNo=5&blockNo=5&blockType=G5 Walmart http://www.walmart.com/ip/Round-Wall-Clock-with-Silver-Tone-Frame/7768583 A friend's daughter preferred the look of the Kmart clocks and used those for a project with her students. Fran

Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Thu, Apr 21, 11 at 12:07 Love your shot of Outta the blue!! It looks like an antique rose. Precious Platinum is just bursting with flowers. Love it. I've ordered Mr. Lincoln this year, so I hope it does well and smells great. What do you think of your Mr. Lincoln? ------------------------------------------------------------ Carol, Our Mr Lincoln is own-root and it is still young. We just got it last season as a baby band from Heirlroom. It grew to about 3ft high it's first season from a 8 inch baby Heirloom band. Carol, is your ML grafted??? Carol

so excited! i have been digging and potting and labeling since i got home from work. then when it got dark i came inside and have been reading and reviewing on here! columbiastock- could i have some orange mint cuttings? i "borrowed" some orange mint and chocolate mint cuttings from the missouri botanical gardens last june but the orange didn't make the drive back to nashville. by the way, everyone needs to go to the botanical gardens in st louis. it is beyond amazing. mtps field trip! steve- i have some ivy for you and mint and oregano. i have a bunch of chocolate mint. i consider it to be awesome since i stole it from the missouri botanical gardens. you are welcome to one if you'd like. i think i am going to have some key lime basil which is about my favorite thing ever, but not big enough to bring yet. if they make it i'll hopefully have some in the fall or can meet you with some before then. it smells so good. i was told when i bought it (in st louis at the soulard farmers market) that it is fantastic in key lime ice cream and on fish. i mostly just smelled it just about every time i stepped foot outside last summer. heather- i have a solomon's seal for you. the mexican bamboo interests me... and the scented geraniums as well. everything you have interests me! i'll probably just wander by your tent a lot tomorrow toward the wrapping up phase and see what kind of stragglers you want to donate. i saw those purple flash peppers at cheeckwood last fall. maybe i can get there some and find them and borrow some seeds. columbiajen- i have some red cannas i am bringing. at least i think they are red. let me know if you want some. mspam- i have a lot of things not yet claimed. i am still fairly new to gardening myself and love to take the leftovers people don't want to take back home at the end of the swap. i second tiffany- what is on heather's list that i don't want! i was the same way at the fall swap. i kept finding myself back at heather's tent even when i tried to stay away. it was like a magnetic field! i was drawn to her lovely plants and lovely conversation and gardening tips! and her hat was awesome, too. i actually got way more into herbs after talking with you last fall, heather. can i join the crazy plant lady in training club?!?! connie, heather, and steve always have so much i feel greedy when reading their lists! my goal is to be like you guys someday! i work for the school system and have one week until a 2 month break from work, so this summer i am going to spend a lot of time organizing and taking pictures of my yard stuff so i can show off better next year, and hopefully remember what i have better as well. see you all tomorrow morning!!! can't wait!!! rebecca i second tiffany- what is on heather's list that i don't want! i was the same at the fall. i kept finding myself back at heather's tent even when i tried to stay away. i was drawn to her lovely plants and lovely conversation and gardening tips! i actually got way more into herbs after talking with you last fall, heather. mspam- i have a lot of things not yet claimed. i am still fairly new to gardening myself and love to take the leftovers people don't want to take back home at the end of the swap.

Amish Paste: Bloody Butcher with Rutgers on right: Back Rutgers lost 2nd true leaves and growing tip when hit by a ball, but suckers are starting to form. Bloody Butcher has buds forming. Early Girl with Polish Dwarf in front: Supersweet 100: Stupice: Sungold with Black Cherry in front: Sungolds suffered a lot of leaf damage when I was caught off guard by an early evening temperature drop Friday night. Yellow Pear: