Hi! I'm very interested in some of these seeds, but I'm just starting to get into seeds. Are there any tricks to having good success with these? I'm interested in all of the seeds listed. Specifically, the Larkspur, butterfly weed, Peony Poppy (single red are fine, as well), and Gas Plant. Do you know if the Cleome self-seeds? Or do you sow it directly into the ground in the spring? I've thrown some zinia seed around the vegetable garden years ago, started some columbine seed this year & had a couple of other successes, but don't have the time or patience needed for high-maintenance seeds! :)

the leaves and stems remind me a bit of Wild Geranium, Geranium maculatum.?? they are spring bloomers, but the blooms i've seen are more of a pale pink. - They are also quite fond of the shadier areas. Here is a link that might be useful: native geranium

All I've read or seen about Gypsophila Paniculata (Baby's Breath) doesn't say anything about the thick spreading stalks or the sparse flowering. Baby's Breath is supposed to have grey-ish green leaves (not the case here) and will "flower profusely," which is absolutely not the case here! Any other ideas? Or, is it Gypsophila Paniculata that needs some type of maintenance or help? Thanks for the suggestion!

Jerads3D--were you successful in locating a Climbing Dainty Bess? I'm still looking! Thanks. Sallie