True Value! I stopped into the Litchfield store and purchased 5 packs for $1! They are American Seed and they have flowers and veggie seeds. There are lots more but I got Cosmos, Single Sensation Zinnea, Lilliput (I love the small zinnias and they blossom quickly! Zinnea, Dwarf Pumila Sprite Mixed COlors Zinnea, Giant Cactus Mixed Colors Zinnea, Giants of California Forget-Me-Not Gypsophilia, Covent Garden California Poppy, Orange I just love Zinnea!!!

Thank you John. I'm excited to see my first seed pods grow. I've had this Celadine for 7 years. Usually I have a wasp or two living on my plumies but this year I've had a lot of bees buzzing around my plumerias and scaring me off because of a bee allergy. But yipee a seed pod! That almost makes up for having to run away from smelling my plumies as the bees chase me back into the house!

If stored when completely dry, they are viable for around five years. Refrigeration of incompletely dried seed results in molding, unless stored in permeable paper envelopes. Vial storage also works, but drying is more critical. The glutinous seed coat makes molding more of a problem. Seed that is ripe, then dampened, provides a home for mold spores that reemerge when re-dried seed is sown. This is always a calculated risk, since many times mold may not have infected the seed coat. This feature is one reason why seed collecting on Salvias is tedious. Collectors have to diligently collect seed before rains and even morning dew can dampen ripened seed. Add to this the fact that many do not set heavy seed, and that there is no ring (annulus) of hairs to hold in ripened seed for our convenience, and you can see why many day's work is required to collect as few as 50 seeds. Carpenter bees and other bumblebees also abort the fertilization of many flowers.

Hi Angie, it would be nice if you could get here around 10:45. I really appreciate your help. I think I should give you one of Jolana or PJ's plants for being so nice. lol Here are the directions to the plant swap: I've had several people ask for directions to the plant swap and it's a good thing they didn't map it on the internet because both mapquest and yahoo maps have it wrong. They both say to take Thousand Oaks to Yvonne Dr. but Thousand Oaks is a deadend street. Here are directions to the plant swap from Loop 820 in Ft. Worth. DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO THE PLANT SWAP DO NOT TRY AND USE THE MAPS ON THE INTERNET OR YOUÂLL GET LOST Map quest and Mapit both have it wrong. From 820 in Ft. Worth you turn onto I-35W south, head south and stay on I-35W until you see the Hwy 174 Cleburne exit. This will be in Burleson. Head south on Hwy 174 (which is also called Wilshire Blvd) until you come to Joshua. When you come up a small hill, youÂll see an Assembly of God church on the right. In front of the church is Main St. Take Main St. and go three streets down to Yvonne Dr. ItÂs the 7th house on the left 1011 Yvonne Dr. Look for the birdhouse mailbox. If you have any questions or get lost then call me Carol 817 447-3438. ItÂs real easy to find.