For trading I still cannot figure out how to put a wish list, so I'll just put a few of the seeds I'd like here. (I found some stamps, suprise! You won't need to worry about it) -Tropical Milkweed -Blood Orange -Bracken's Brown Beauty -Paulownia Tomentosa -Red & Orange Sunflower -Any type of aster -Missouri evening primrose -Night blooming Jasmine -Moon Flower -Frost proof Gardenia

The seeds are going much faster then I thought they would, as of now I have 3 packs or birch seed left, and 1 pack of Autumn Blaze Maple, and 2 sugar maple seeds. See my trade list if there is anything else you want instead. Skylar

go for a walk ... and look up.. into any mature tree ... they do not have leaves in there ... to block the view.. you want the canopy to thicken ... and it will.. if you quit cutting it.. to get light inside.. where leaves dont grow ... its awful early in the season... to be thinking.. the canopy was weak .. heck.. my trees in MI only leafed out.. in the last week.. they are not even close to branch growth .. please .. next time ask... BEFORE you do the job ... and now that you found GW... you know where to ask ... and no.. fert wont help ... they will get all the fert they need.. from your lush lawn ... ken

If it is just the older leaves at the base of this year's growth, don't worry. Fast-growing young birches grow new leaves sequentially through the summer, and very commonly shed a few of the older ones as the twigs they are on get thick and woody. There's only any need to be worried if the newer leaves at the branch tips start to die off before normal autumn leaf fall. Resin