Hallson is where I brought mine this year. Here is a link that might be useful: Solar Eclipse

Good to hear! I have mine in pots still. They'll probably stay there for a while yet until I can find a place for them. The heucherella has a small root system so it'll probably remain in the pot until the end of summer when it can have the chance to grow more roots and I can keep a better eye on it. Once plants are in the ground they are mostly on their own. Here are my new heuchies. The back five and the one in the front left came from In The Country, they are (left to right): Heucherella Honey Rose, heucheras Sugar Berry, Sweet Tart, Glitter, Blondie, and Peppermint. The dark one, Blackout, came from Santa Rosa Gardens. The last one is my poor little Southern Comfort I nearly lost that I've been rooting. All there was left of it this spring were two small pieces of crown and no roots. Both were doing okay but then suddenly the tinier crown got eaten or something and I think it's a goner, but the bigger piece is slowly growing. Karen

Raee, Lunt was on the original very long list of approved manufacturers. The actual site diverts you to Amazon. However, as I kept reading different articles, the ISO logo was mentioned and my glasses did not have this Logo. Since Amazon already had to recall eclipse glasses, I didn't want to take a chance. Lunt Solar did get back to me after I emailed them about my concern. They did not address the missing logo but assured me that the glasses were fine. I got the ones from the library and we are using them. I returned the Lunt to Amazon. I know! I am very paranoid.

I am gonna go blind