interesting, i have never heard of this tree...well you got me googling it. =) its quite pretty let me think about it. i am trying to find out if it will even grow here, the reading i just googled says zone 4 - 7 and needs some chill in winter...i am in zone 8 and it does get cold here for a bit, but this is after all california and we dont get that much cold. otherwise i am curious and interested, but let me research it a bit.

Cheryl, I can not send you an email or repy to the email you sent me, you do not have your email set up for me to see. Kris

I am interested in these seeds, but I'd like a little more information. I'm interested in: Brown Sunflower-size, variety? Delphinium/Larkspur-size, color, variety? Sunflowers-size, color, variety? Mexican Sunflower-color? Native Asters-any more specifics? Scabiosa-color, variety? Tennessee Coneflower Blackeye Susan & Indian Summer Mix-Do you have any other information? Feel free to look at my list. I have several that might grow well in your area: Gaillardia is drought tolerant, deer resistant, does well in heat and is a hardy plant. It blooms all year, especially if you deadhead it. (There's a photo on my list page.) Morning Glories: Clarke's Heavenly Blue, Tickle Me Pink Blue Mist Shrub New England Aster Woods Purple Aster Coreopsis Tinctoria Penstemon Husker Red Heidi

Do you have a seed exchange/library/bank in your area? We have several in our county, and the seeds are from plants grown in the area! So you are pretty sure they are organic and will thrive in our area.The seed exchange I go to actually has a huge seed garden, tended by volunteers and located at a church that also gets some of the produce for those in need. They also have speakers who have classes on seed saving, growing certain veges, composting etc. Everything is volunteer. I can't do the physical gardening stuff beyond my garden, so I give seeds, altoid mini tins along with a sharpie for marking them for the seed days. Might look into that in your area! Nancy