First, head over to GW's seed trading forum. Why buy when you can trade? Seed trading forum Or, if you have to have them now, there are a variety of online stores to purchase from. www.parkseed.com www.tmseeds.com www.cheapseeds.com and others can elaborate. Personally, I like trading. It lets me interact with others who share my obsession. Let's also not forget that a walk through the park could yield some seeds. Confessions of seed snatchers. Welcome. You're among friends.

Welcome to the forum, Lauren (out of lurking mode)! =) Nice bunch fo sux you have there! Good hobbies you have! My take: 1. Sedum nussbaumerianum -small one might be Sedum tetractinum 2. Sedum nussbaumerianum, yes, looks burned, 3. Crassula ovata, w/ Sedum tetractinum, I believe 4. Sempervivum w/ Sedum rubrotinctum 5. Sedum ? not sure which species 6. Senecio rowleyanus, String of Pearls 7. Echeveria, Sedum nussbaumerianum & perhaps Crassula cultrata or platyphylla ? 8. Aloe vera v. chinensis & Sedum nussbaumerianum 9. Sedum rubrotinctum & maybe 'Aurora' on left, if it has lighter coloring-not sure on the small variegated one-need to see better pic Echeveria 'Topsy Turvy' Sempervivum w/ Sedum nussbaumerianum Senecio mandraliscae & Sedum rubrotinctum Echeveria 'Topsy Turvy' w/ Sedum lineare f. variegata Crassula tetragona a type of Senecio ('Himalaya' comes to mind, but cannot be sure) Done in a hurry...dogs are hungry...so maybe mistakes. Will have to check later!

Welcome, I am lurker too, have been for a long time. I also love christmas decorating. I like to decorate with Santa's, Snowmen, gingerbreadmen. I like all the bright cheerful colors of christmas. I also like to shop at goodwill and thrift stores, yard sales. I like the look of handmade/homemade christmas tree. All the ladies here are so talented and come up with the greatest ideas on holiday decorating.

Hi Loves2 and welcome! We hope you won't lurk too much. I can sympathize with the packrat thing. As soon as I get rid of something, sure enough, I need it. That kind of thinking gets cumulative results over the years, so good for you for gritting your teeth and purging. The great news is Craigslist is free advertising, and theoretically at least, we can sell what we don't want and buy what we do want at bargain prices, so it's a win-win. If you close this thread, you will see a link to our Gallery near-top right, and at page bottom. Click on that. Then go to the bottom of the page and use the search engine to find the thread on Laundy Rooms (or use "find" if it's on front page). There are threads there for every room in the house (some double up). It's like getting a ton of decorating magazines free only you don't have to leaf through tons of ads to find the goodies, and you don't have to find a pack-rat place to store them in the house. :o) The good stuff is pretty much on page 1 and page 2. If you see pics you love the most, save them to a folder on your own computer. Then you can try to figure what they have in common. You can use any as inspiration pix. I also like to go in there with a quesiton, like, "what should I put on my coffee table?" I'll look at the living rooms thread for a few minutes and I'll know just what I've got to put there. Enjoy!