Hey everyone..I have plenty Hyacinth Bean Vine from last year. Kept in the fridge. Looking for Moonflower vine (large white flowers), Moss Rose, Zinnia Swizzle "Cherry and Ivory", Hibiscus-dinnerplate pink and white-separatelly and together, cukes, yard long beans and more, thought the more listed the more chances to find a few wants. hagd Bea

I have, delphiniums, lavendar, purple and blue dark pink holly hocks mimosa silk tree autumn beauty sunflower plumeria seeds nicotiania sylvestris antirrhinum majus jasmine tobacco hummingbird vine various seeds for hummingbirds heliotrope lobelia moon flower maiden pink mignonette morning glory (blue star, grandpa ott, and unnamed japanese mg)

I also try to let them dry on the vine or at least wait until they start getting wrinkled but if a freeze is predicted I'll cut the biggest ones and allow them to finish drying inside. A light frost won't damage the seeds but a freeze will. Karyn

Don't know if I will get any seed off this plant this year as the day before yesterday my DD (Darn Dog) took off after a squirrel and plowed right into it breaking the whole top off at the crown. I am trying to salvage it now. I have another growing on the other side of the house that I am going to try to get some seed from. I will let you know how it goes. I hear people all the time say that they have hummers in very busy urban areas. I think the trick is persistance and at least one feeder to help attract them especially early in the spring. In spring I use a large hour glass shaped bottle feeder that has a bright red top and base with very large gloxinia type red flowers (perky pet brand). Once the hummers are here I usually retire that feeder as it also attracts bees because it drips then I hang my saucer feeders which don't drip and the bees aren't interested in. I started out when we moved into this house 5 years ago with one feeder very few plants and determination. That summer I had my first hummer. Each year they have increased slightly. THis was my best summer ever and actually had two hummers share the same feeder at the same time although very briefly. I also had my first hummer arrive a month earlier than past years. So I feel really blessed this year. Penny