Hello, I used to be a regular at this forum but life got busy and I just can't seem to find time to post but I do lurk and am still regular at the RR forum. I started growing Chinese Foxglove a few years back (received some from GGG...Where IS she?) but it seemed to start taking over so I pulled it out before it even bloomed but now I wish I had left it. I may have to give it another try. Here's some pics from this past spring and summer in my north Florida garden: The quality of these are not that good but you get the idea....Florida is not all the tropics. Theresa

Katy, Logee's is certainly an adventure in itself. I've been going there for years. My first times were when Joy Martin was running it. Even squeezing through the aisles single file is worth it. So many exotic plants growing over, under and around! It's only about a 40 minute ride for me. I don't know of any other greenhouses that have that kind of variety. The botanical center at Roger Williams Park here in Providence is big and interesting. There's a $3 admission though. Lunch afterwards would not be a problem. Providence has tons of great restaurants. Maybe some others here would be interested in one of these or something else. Bill

Michelle, I received my seeds today !! What a wonderful treat it is to find such an awesome collection of seeds waiting for me in the mailbox after a long day at work ... I just sat down and went thru them all, one by one (drooling) and now I really can't wait for spring, there are so many great seeds here ! Thank you so much ! ~Iris

Thank you, thank you, thank you for your kind words :) Hm... weather is splendid here, in reality, it's back to "normal". We've had unusual weather for one month and a half: from 20 inches up to 60 inches snow from mid-November till the end of December. Now wheather has got back to normal: it's raining all day long :D