Nice size plants. Too bad I could not bring them here anyhow. Maybe that's a good thing.

These seeds come from a beautful plant that was trained to be a tree. As it grew, the bottom branches were cut off, and bark formed. The nursery told me that they can also be trained as a vine, though I haven't tried that. The seeds are viable and easy to grow...this will be my 3rd year growing them. Here's a link to a pic: http://www.elicriso.it/come-coltivare/ortensia/hydrangea-paniculata.JPG Email me if interested, but copy and paste my email addy via your personal account, as GW email doesn't work for me. If any one is interested, I'm looking for: *lupins(any colour, but pink,red or purple) *any echinacea (other than purple coneflowers) *rudbeckia black beauty *day lilies any type, except Stella D'Oro *any clematis

When doing a search in - http://support.microsoft.com/ for WINWORD.EXE I found this below. http://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&q=WINWORD.EXE

I've been buying on eBay and exclusively using PayPal for many, many years. Things may have changed with PayPal in the ensuing years, but when I signed up you put in a credit card number, and all of your payments were against the credit card. There was a PayPal limit of $2,000 that could be charged against the card. After that, if you still wanted to use PayPal you had to give them your checking account number. PayPal then made three random deposits in very tiny amounts (like anywhere from five cents to a dollar); and those deposits were made on different days. You then had to key into PayPal the dates and amounts of the deposits. This verified to them that the account was, indeed, your own account. (And you got to keep whatever amounts they deposited into your checking account.) After that you have the option of paying for an auction by putting it against your credit card or by a cash transfer from your checking account. I only pay for things with a cash transfer if it is $15 or less (including shipping). But if it's a larger amount, or if the seller is relatively new, I'll put it against my credit card because I like the protection that a credit card payment affords -- if an item doesn't show up, or if it is substantially different than what was advertised, I can notify my CC company and cancel payment. I like to pay for my winnings as soon as possible. But, I never, ever, make the payment until the notice shows up in my Inbox that I've won the auction.