I love these plants and yes Marg that's what I've ordered is the 12 plug pack. Much cheaper, even with the shipping, to purchase because you seldom see them in garden centers. My original plant I got years ago when I visited Ritchers. I'm surprised my DH let me get as much as I did - I was all smiles so I guess that was good enough. It was love. Annette - they are beautiful plants in the garden just as it. Plants with benefits. I sure wish this weather would smarten up!

Hi there, Have you found sweet cicely yet? I've been working on getting my herb garden cleaned out and have found several small sweet cicely plants. I'm in the Longview/Kelso area and know this may be too far for you to drive, but I usually attend the fall swap in Olympia and will probably still have a plant or two left. If you would like to make the drive or will be down in this area, let me know and we can try to set up a time to get together. I have a lot of other herb and flower plants you might be interested in. I also have a fall swap meet here usually in late September and you would, of course, be more than welcome. Let me know. Happy gardening, Barb

I got it from one of my local nurseries as a plant. I'd start there. Be sure to go to your locally owned and operated nurseries rather than the big-box home & garden centers. The big-box places are great for flats of petunias and marigolds but outside of that check your local nurseries. Ask if you don't find it. They might be able to get it for you. It is a pretty plant for a partial shade location. And it's botanical name is Myrrhis odorata. It's helpful to have that to make sure you are asking about the right plant. FataMorgana

I'd be interested in the seeds, I have fresh rose geranium or ethiopian coffee seeds.