Afternoon! Below is an updated list of what is still available. A lot of seeds have found new homes :) SEEDS I HAVE: Yarrow: Terra Cotta 9 Asclepsia Incarnata: Cinderella 4 Hibiscus: Rose Mallow 9 Showy Tick Trefoil 1 Yellow Grass 1 Columbine: Rocky Mountain Blue 1 Vitex: Purple 1 Red Touch Me Knot 1 Asclepsia Curassavica: Apollo Yellow 1 Petunia: Titan Salmon 1 Wild Columbine: Aquelia Candensis 1 Gaillardia: Fiesta Daisy 1 Gaillardia: Goblin 1 Pansy: Black Devil 1 Sungold Tomato 1 Golden Yarrow Tall Pink Hibiscus Perennial 1 Tomato: Banana Legs 1 Coreopsis Tripteris: Tall Tickseed 1 Wallflower: Yellow 1 Tomato: Ground Cherry 1 Hollyhock: Black Watchman 1 Parsley: Dark Green Italian 1 Haley's Comet Purple Tomato: Small Cherokee Purple 1 Tomato: Break O'Day 1 Tomato: Great White 1 Tomato: Japanese Black Trifele 1 Bachelor Buttons: Blue Boy 1 Dianthus: Pink 1 Shasta Daisy: 1 Nicotiana: Big Mouth 1 Butterfly Bush: Mixed Colors 1 Candytuft 1 Asarina Erubescens 1 Agastache: Apache Sunset 1 Coneflower: Sombrero 1 Small Yellow Foxglove 1 Foxglove: No color ID 1 Henbane 1 Rose Campion 1 Mum: Pink Daisy 1 Blackberry Lily 1 Tomato: Tiny Tim 1 Daisy Mum: Pink/ Yellow 1 Japanese Parsley: Mashimori 1 Solanum Atropurpureum: Malevolence 1 Salvia: Coral Nymph 1 Columbine: Mixed colors 1 Androsace x Pedemontana (Rock Jasmine) White: 1 You can check out my wants and see if there's anything you have that might be on there or just send me an email. Easy peasy. Definitely not looking for anymore tomatoes....lol...just started 65 plants...and I'm tomatoed out :) Thanks so much for all the posts and emails! Happy Trading!! vina :D

It was cold, very windy and cloudy, but our spirits were bright. My face is scarlet from getting sunburned and my lungs are filled with jet fuel, yea! Jan, I thought of you the most (LF was quite impressed with wingwalking and even moreso when I knew someone who has done it)! Sorry we stole them anneliese. You don't understand how much we needed them. We airnuts were in complete withdrawal after nine years of not seeing them.

Oh, they're fantastic, aren't they? We saw them last year and want to see them again. The first day (Saturday) we sat in the crowds being drizzled and rained on and the organizers finally canceled the remainder of the show, including the Blue Angels. They announced in the Sunday paper that they'd honor everyone's tickets, so we went back (45 minute drive) and instead of joining the crowds again, we just put our chairs up in an airport field near the site and had the greatest wide-angled view of the show. We brought ear plugs for ourselves and a set of noise-canceling headphones for our 2-year-old and he sat on Daddy's shoulders had a fantastic time. We were able to get out of the parking lot quickly since we didn't have far to walk to our car and avoided the crowds that ended up waiting hours to leave. What a great time we had! Enjoy the show, Faron!

We had 4 "dwarf" alberta spruces around our gazebo that were there (and 6' tall) when we moved in 11 yrs ago. Last year they were about 10ft tall and were rapidly losing needles and getting brown from the bottom up. I think they had spruce mites. Anyway, in Feb we dug them all up and I can't wait to see how the hostas I had planted in between them do this year now that they will get so much more light and space. I have a Paul's Glory that I think will return to its former glory, so I am looking forward to that, as well as adding some new additions and divisions to fill in. Found space, oh joy!!