Ric thank you for letting me know you had a trade with them too, only 25 cents a pk. but I like free and trading pak for pak like on the Gw web here. I have traded with the site Aqua put above it says SEEDS. 3 times now. The paks are in another lang. but you can google the flower. I stick with Gw for most all of my seed trading. Glad to share the other nice site.Hope others are able to enjoy I like to learn of free exchanges to help others.Bon

Good morning, it's wet outside! We had some decent rain , enough to settle the dust and the temperature is moderate. I visit the Freekibble site every morning, have done so for years and will add the Hunger site to my surfing. It's such a simple way to do some good, and helps keep those in need in mind. Thank you for posting this info.

Regarding accuracy of colors, there are so many variables here. Airbrushing, sun, your computer monitor, 'photoshopping,' your soil and culture etc. But, of the large color catalogs, I have found over the years that the Schreiner catalog has been the most accurate in showing the true color of an iris. I would apply 'the warning label' to all catalogs and monitors as well as what you are viewing may not be the way the plant blooms in your yard. Walter Moores

No way, no how, NEVER. Never in a million damn years. Some may remember just how much Ruger meant to me. She was an amazing friend and incredible companion. Our lives crossed at a point when we desperately needed each other. Had they not crossed, I firmly believe that both of us would be dead now. I would have done anything had there been a cure for her cancer. I had 10 years with her. She's been gone 4 years now, and there isn't a day I don't think about her, or miss her dreadfully. But to clone her I think would be the single most selfish thing I could ever do. Essentially it would be saying to her "Your time is done, so I'm going to replace you with a genetic copy of you. Maybe I'll get lucky and get something that looks like you and acts like you." That's not valuing the individual's unique traits. That's diminishing them. And I can't think of any less suitable way to honor the memory of a treasured pet.