Thanks Chaz, I went to go look and I thought I saw stuff near the base of Dancing Queen where a Narcissus Bulb Fly may be, but it was just the inner bulb bursting out causing the outer layer to rip at the base. I was scared for a minute there. Just the thought of it stresses me out especially how I'm dropping so much cash into the bulbs and might lose them to this pest! I also received my order from BulbsDirect.com today. I got a regular sized Lady Jane. I used a coupon code and got it along with 20 Tahiti Narcissus for only $19.99 free shipping. Bulbs are decent quality, but it looks like if you order late in the season, it would be worse, especially for the Narcissus bulbs. Then I went to Armstrongs Garden Center. I felt like I was treated like a third class citizen there, but I just wanted to buy some flower bulbs and a pot then leave. Got another Dancing Queen there for $9.99, I couldn't resist! They had other varieties such as Nagano and White Christmas. And after that I went to Walmart and got the $5.00 gift box Apple Blossom. I hope this one turns out to be fragrant. I saw the pre-planted Amaryllis bulbs for $7.50 and tried to smell an Apple Blossom just barely opening but I couldn't detect anything there. What a day.... this was fun and stressful and upsetting (with my experience at Armstrongs), but in the end the Amaryllis will make me happy. Next ones on my list is Nymph, Siren, and Jovial Joe (from Maguires).

Of course, I have my Holy Mole in a container, but I know you have PLANS for that boy to grace the bed between house and fence. Halcyon is a lovely thing in a container. I'd also consider ONE of the Royal Standards in a pot. Even though it is green as can be, it is pretty. And definitely Satisfaction works beautifully in a pot. Mine shot up last spring very early, and again this year was one of the first to fill out the pot and look good. It bloomed early last year as well, but everything was early last year. My S&S is potted, but oh mercy, I see a whiskey barrel in that hosta's future. And it will be located somewhere that needs NO MOVING. It is in a fairly large square pot now, and it is piling new leaves all over itself. Is this what is meant by LEAPING? I went outside with my smarty phone to take photos of the pots and wound up taking more than pots. I'll be browsing the pot source given by Paula. The cheap pots from WalMart with saucers built onto the bottom are not meant for hosta. I drilled holes in all the saucers to improve drainage. They still don't work quite right. But Lowes now sells a smooth sided nursery pot with holes on the sides that works great too. Very sturdy. But black only.

Dark brown or black are C.Pubescence seeds. Manzanos,Rocotos are some of the names for the peppers depending where they are from. i've got several plants going now.They like to be under 80- 85 or so degrees to fruit. Some kinds get really big. Crickets love them.They chew the outer layer off the plant. Right now mine are growing like weeds. Peru Rocoto small plants with a bud. Yellow Manzano

What a haul you got Pat...Daisyme outdid herself. I got a box full of delicious items today from Texas Fern.Pat thank you so much for all the goodies. I have already used some of the metallic gold tiles. I am in love with the seahorses and all the ceramic fruit. The chandelier prisms are to die for. The marble and unglazed tiles will be in a project very soon...I am already thinking and thanks for the vitreous tile and especially the tiny red ones. Red is so hard to find. I think you put this box of tess together so thoughtfully, thank you very much. I love it. Here is a link that might be useful: Tess exchange from Texas Fern