I believe that the seeds from the pink dogwood will not end up being pink but white. I am not 100% sure though. If they do end up pink there are some pink dogwood seeds I can get but I really believe to get the pink dogwood you would have to use cuttings. Trish

Hello duane, I was just passing through and saw this post. I can take a photo and send it to you-email me if you need it, but I would describe them as looking like itty bitty teensy weensy potato chips. On the seed sowing forum one gardener indicated that she thinks they look like over-cooked, dried out rice. Does that help? Alana

The cheapest way I know of is to buy liners, trays of small plant 'plugs' and grow them from there. http://www.perennialmarket.com/grasses.html They will have 50-sized liners next July, for $1.29 + shipping, per plant ($64.50 per tray). 50-sized liners are 50 plants in a standard tray. Each plant will have a rootball approximately 1.5" in diameter and a little over 2" deep. The best way to deal with them would be to pot them on to larger cell trays or individual pots, and grow them on for a month or so before installing them in the ground.

Did you ever receive seeds for standing cypress? I grow the mix (red, yellow, orange) but haven't had a chance to collect the seed yet as it has been so wet from rain here. I also have impatiens balsaminae seeds if you are still looking for those. Penny