@gardenweed_z6a Sure! How many seeds would you like & pink or black or some of each? Would it be okay to get a small amount of both columbine & hosta?

Hi there. Just harvested a batch of deep burgundy sweet pea seeds and have some sweet alyssum available, if you're interested. Are your poppies double or single flowered and do you recall the name(s) of your sunflowers? Thanks, Julie Here is a link that might be useful: Trade List

I don't know if I am too late, but if there are a few left I would luv some! What a generous offer! Let me know. Thank you, Wendy

A clematis on a trellis, maybe. You can choose a type that will bloom at the same time as your hibiscus, and there's quite a range of reds and pinks, though I can't think of one quite as dark as black hollyhocks. A good clematis resource, beside the clematis forum here on GW is "Clematis on the Web," which is easily found with a google search. There are some native honeysuckle vines (Lonicera sempervirens) that are quite striking while blooming in June? (red, pink, yellow range) and have round, slightly bluish leaves when they are not. Scarlet runner beans are an annual with slightly orange-red flowers - not sure if they would go with the pink, but I love how they draw hummingbirds and the small greenbeans and the dried seed beans are edible. Some of the taller & larger bulbs, like Allium Globemaster or giganteum, or one of the hardier Eremurus (which isn't really a bulb, more of a tangled mass of fleshy roots) might work earlier in the season to go with the later blooming annual beans or other annual vines. They both bloom late spring and have tall flower stalks with a large head of small florets (round for Allium and wand shaped for Eremurus.) You can get them from good bulb houses like Brent and Becky's or John Scheepers. I'll think some more and see what else, if anything, occurs to me. (My black hollyhocks were decimated by rust last year as well. One of my spring chores is to find out if there's anything I can do to help or prevent it other than plant a resistant variety or another kind of plant.)