Yes, varying shades of orange and yellow, even some cream, all with red on the back. I wasn't expecting the different colors, as the package only showed the same as the one you posted. But they are all gorgeous, and still blooming (I thought they would have frozen by now). I planted lobelia (the one called sapphire, but most photos don't show how vibrant of a color it is) in front of them, and my dahlias in red, orange, and yellow are behind them. It borders the "entry" path into my garden, and I love it!

To me, the best place for info is the RLS Foundation. Someone mentioned Nightwalker's Newsletter - it's from the Foundation. They also have a message board that is extremely helpful. RLS is hereditary in at least 50% of cases. My whole family - ever person in 3 generations on my mom's side - has it. Weird. It's also really mild in most cases, so drugs aren't needed. I used to be able to walk it off. It also tends to worsen over time, but not for everyone. When it affects your quality of life, many people find they cannot manage anymore without drugs, even if they did before. To me, the best thing you can do is find out about it so you know how to approach it. Here are some facts: 1. As stated above, iron is implicated. But, taking iron doesn't always help and you can have enough iron in your body and still have RLS. ALWAYS get your ferritin level checked - should be at least 50 and preferably over 100 - by your doctor. If it's below that, start taking iron (65 elemental mg per day up to 3 x per day) and get your ferritin checked every 3-4 months until it's high enough. Too much iron CAN harm you, so never take a high dose of iron without this test. 2. RLS is highly treatable with placebo. That means soap, quinine, magnesium, and many other things will often work for someone. But, in research, they do not work consistently or for many people. If something works for you - excellent! Don't assume it will work for others, though. Also, don't assume anything will work for years. Often we find one thing works for awhile, only to stop. 3. There are many genes implicated in RLS. This may mean that there are actually different variants that respond to different treatments. As with above, if something works for you, excellent. Just don't assume it will work for everyone else. 4. There are some excellent books on RLS. These help dispel myths and teach what works, how to approach your doctor, how to cope with RLS, and more. 5. There is a lot of incorrect information about RLS floating about the internet! Of course, some things are subjective (see above), but some things are not. For example, most people believe that antidepressants will always worsen RLS. The research shows that to be incorrect. Some of them do, but the percentages are low. 6. People with chronic RLS have a similar quality of life to other people with chronic diseases such as diabetes. 7. People with RLS are more likely to have anxiety disorders and depression. They are also more likely to have PLMs - periodic limb movements. These can be while sleeping (PLMS) or while waking (PLMW) or both. 8. RLS can occur in any part of the body. It almost always starts with the legs, but can progress after that. My brother gets it in his arms more than his legs. 9. RLS can occur at any time of day, however it's always worst in the evening. Researchers believe it may be connected to our body's clock. If you move your bedtime later, for example, eventually the RLS will start happening later. That's all I can think off offhand. Consider the RLS Foundation for more info - see link below. Here is a link that might be useful: RLS Foundation

I rely on rescue remedy a LOT. I have 2 dogs that are "storm-stupid". They just get insane when there is a thunderstorm. I love rescue remedy, but the EASIER way with rescue remedy is to get the spritz. instead of drops (because it is not INGESTING the product that makes it work --- its the smell), get the spritz. One spray (it's like "binnaca") or spritz and it works. Just spritz it on the nose or teeth.

My son was home this weekend and brought his little 3 lb.Chihuahua.I knew my cat would be upset with a strange dog in the house and since she has been such a good girl about not peeing inapropriately for several months now,I didn't want to take any chances.I started giving it to her last Tues.(DS arrived late Thurs.).I put 8-10 drops in her water and she was so good while they were here. She even allowed the dog to walk past her on several occasions! LOL No peeing anywhere and she was very calm. She still doesn't care for dogs or other cats but at least she tolerated the dog with no bad behavior. I actually think had he been here a little longer she may have warmed up to him even more.He's a real laid back little dog and basically acted as if she was invisible.LOL RR is actually a homeopathic remedy for humans (made from the essence of several different flowers) used to relieve any situation that causes stress or anxiety and can be mixed into a glass of water or place a few drops under the tongue. Lillie