There have been many requests for seeds so I am closing this offer. Just don't want to disappoint anyone. If I see I have seeds left, I will repost. Per the OPHERE...posted at her email request

Wow what a deal. Send me seeds too. Anyone else want free seeds. Just put down you want free seeds. I am not fussy. I will take any free seeds you send me. Send me those expensive hard to find seeds. thanks

Iris - I certainly have significantly different growing conditions than you so I can only relate my own personal experiences with winter sowing. I currently have 16 recycled milk jugs winter sowed with mostly carnation varieties since they seem to be evergreen in my southern New England climate. Hellebores/Lenten roses are also evergreen here which makes them another coveted (albeit expensive) evergreen perennial. I don't want to fire off a rocket at your seed-growing strategy but winter sowing is vastly different from just sowing seeds in the dirt. It involves sowing seeds in recycled containers and letting Mother Nature do what she's been doing the most recent millennia on our planet--growing things that sustain bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, deer and other critters. The seeds' genetic code tells them when the time is right to sprout (i.e., when the hours of daylight + moisture in the growing medium + temperature trigger their genetic code). Plants tend to be significantly more hardy since they grow as/when it's natural for them to do so. FYI - I had a couple of foxes that set up housekeeping on my little green acre a few years ago. They produced three cubs. I got a kick out of seeing them every morning--early--when they came out to romp and play between 5 & 6 a.m. BTW - Select Seeds is just about 12 miles east of where I live. The owner is a reputable seed source.

Thanks, Paul. It's just an open pollinated seedling. I think it has a lot more petals than its parent. To me if a seedling is just like the parent it's nothing to write home about . I do have some Blue For You seedlings that are pretty similar to the parent. One seems consistently darker, one consistently has more red in it. One is way different and is a lavender pink double with some white streaking. The climber, Lavender Crush, looks to me like it might have some Blue For You in it. Might add some more new pics of various seedlings when I download them.