Yep, gardeners are nice folks, Lauren! Nice haul! YOu've got it bad now! :P Here we go: 1. Ledebouria socialis, Silver Squill 2. Aloe 'Pink Blush' (most likely-on the market now) 3. Haworthia retusa (maybe var. retusa, as well) 4. Sempervivum sp. 5. Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi 6. Sedum nussbaumerianum 7. you got it, Euphorbia milii ~Rosemarie

maybe the second one based off a quick google search. tried a second pic. little rough with the phone. thanks for your help. and wow this pic definitely looked better on the phone lol. maybe I will try again tomorrow

One warning with the Caesar weed...the seeds stick to anything that brushes against it, so be sure you deadhead quickly. And let us know if that works for you. Tasselweed is a favorite of mine in meadows, etc. The butterflies love it. I bought seeds for an improved variety one year, and it was gorgeous. The flowers were slightly larger and the most electric red-orange you can imagine. They sort of wove their way through the sunflowers and other plants like little red jewels. Now that I'm remembering them, I'm going to have to look for seeds again. Marcia (whose encyclopedia is missing quite a few volumes, believe me!)

you're right, ward, I found mine lying down on top of the hibiscus after the rains from dennis blew through here. I staked it with a broken shovel handle, which it promptly pulled to the ground, too. that plant is heavy. I put the handle back up and put a rock the size of a shoebox at the base of it, which is working. give this thing some swingin room, folks. ward, can you teach me how/when to collect seed from tithonia?