If they are selling any of the above now I would be worried about the company since they should all be up and growing in your zone by now :o) Dan I'm confused as to what any of the above you are referring to. They are not selling hardy spring blooming bulbs, that should be planted in the fall. They are selling things that are commonly sold and planted at this time of the year....imho. Sue

YOu have to post your pictures to a web page....you can't link directly to a picture on your computer. Go to Photobuckets and follow the directions. hen we can see your snowman. Linda C

Sodium dissolved in water does not taste like salt water. To say that SALT is added tickles the mind to be ready to taste salt water and that is wrong. The amount of sodium or potassium exchanged into hard water to make it soft is dependent on the hardness of the untreated water. The harder the water the more sodium or potassium ions are exchanged. A little light reading about the minute amount of sodium added to softenen water... http://cru.cahe.wsu.edu/CEPublications/eb1525/eb1525.html The subject of the taste of water and/or the taste of what is in the water is completely subjective and entirely dependent on the sensitivity of the palette of the person doing the tasting and a generalization such as "And yes, you can taste the sodium in treated water" is misleading and only one tongue's opinion. The taste of untreated water will vary dramatically depending on what is in the untreated water and the taste of sodium or potassium will manifest itself differently in 1 gpg hard water than in 20 gpg hard water cause there's simply more of the sodium or potassium being exchanged into the water to soften it. Add to that the varying ability of many people to taste anything at all and the variables add up and up. To know what your softened water tastes like is to taste it yourself.

http://lch.manufacturer.globalsources.com/si/6007000467618/Homepage.htm Go to Google and type in "LCH Products" - and go from there. Mmm that was hard ;-) Seriously, hope that helps. Rule #1 of the 21st century? Look at Google first. Here is a link that might be useful: LCH Products