Mustard seeds is a flat out imposter slash crook slash liar. I am so sickened by this kind of thing. The upper states have had a compost certification outfit operating for the last dozen years, requiring a mere five gallon sample (pail, not baggie gallon) for full certification. From our outfit you would receive an actual certificate, made from natural, compostable, sans unsavory feedstock ingredients including sequins harvested from the local record breaker, the togue, aka the lake trout. 1/2 binful---Scoundrel!! Any idiot (no offense, dlup) could see through this scam! dlup, your bins are George-ous and the "compost" in them looks pretty good from a distance. I'd like to see it a little closer to verify. Why don't you send me a private e-mail for details?

LOL!!! Ivamae, that's funny, but there's some truth to it. Linda

I love Filled to Overflowing. I had it and tried to divide it this spring. Through a series of mishaps akin to a sitcom, I managed to kill all of it. Fortunately, I gave a neighbor a start last year and it has done well so she is giving me back some. Keep your fingers crossed I don't do it again. Live Mean Green, and it is coming to my garden soon! Tahiti Sweeti is one I want.

Thank you all! I love Dark Desire, it’s not overly prolific (about 15 blooms) and the first couple were kind of wonky, but the rest have been just about perfect. Kristine and Carol, Forgotten Dreams is one of my oldest roses, I got it from Edmunds before it was sold. Some years it does better than others, it got pruned a lot this year. Diane and Lisa, Crazy Love can look really orange in person, depending on when it’s blooming, I like the more subdued colors myself. I actually got it by mistake, but it’s proven to be a very good rose. straw, Beverly has probably been my best Hybrid Tea, it does very good for me. I love the shape of the blooms. BenT, my oldest Poseidon had to be pruned a lot, but the other one had almost no damage.