Oh, I would LOVE some Frosty Pink! I have a NOID white---my neighbor grew it from seed several years ago, and it's proven VRY hardy here in Zone 7a.

I have Bergkonigin a log that I rooted but you have no tade list hard to pick from that

I also purchased the Blue Heaven and Red varieties. The Blue Heaven looked nice at first (the flowers were just opening when I bought and planted it), but the mopheads took on an irregular shape as they developed. As they got bigger the plant began to droop, so I staked it to provide support. That helped the stems, but then the mopheads themselves began to droop. I ended up cutting off the blooms yesterday because the whole thing was starting to look pretty goofy. Also, there are also absolutely no signs of new growth. I'm wondering how it can flower on new wood if there is no new wood. ;) So far, I'm not impressed with this one. The Reds are nice, although it's a stretch to call them red. They are totally covered in blooms, and are a nice deep pink. However they've become a slug magnet. The slug problem is probably at least partly due to all the rain we've been getting this year, but the pinks are in the same bed about 10 feet away and show no signs of slugs. They seem to like this variety. All in all, the Double Pink are my favorite. I have since seen Together, and would like to try that one as well. I'm running out of room though...

Hallo kap_horn, Deine gefüllte Nieswurz sieht wirklich wunderschön aus, ich wäre sehr an ein paar Sämlingen interessiert... Ob ich aber etwas für Dich Interessantes im Angebot habe... weià nicht. So Schätze wie Trilliümmer hab ich leider nicht im Angebot und an Corydalis auÃer flava und wahrscheinlich cava (wohl kaum was Du suchst...) höchstens C. sempervirens (einjährig). Vielleicht kannst Du Dir ja erst mal meine Tauschliste ansehen und ich schau mal im Garten und bei den neu erworbenen Samen nach, ob ich noch was spannenderes finde. Viele GrüÃe, Camassia