Hey Sue, I'd love some Spanish Lavender and I noticed on your want's list that u want a climbing rose. I have one that I rooted from a cutting that came from my parents house that was planted by my great grandmother. I don't know the name but it has beautiful double pink blooms. If you're interested, LMK. Thanks, JOel..

Hmmmmm: Got the message. But now I'm so curious what they look like that I'm sure my imagination is worse than the rocks really are. Try to take a picture of a couple of them there barney rocks just to get us off your back. Please. OK, if you put them around plants, put them with trailing lavender ones so they blend in better. Not yellow or red. Next spring try more trailing plants or maybe some evergreen type around the edge that will grow over and hide them. OOOH Girl, thats alot of money and hard work to try and hide. Wish I had some better suggestions. Might come up with something if I had an idea of type of house or yard. Is it an acreage or city lot? What look are you wanting, casual, formal, cottage ect? How much area are you trying to cover or include? If you go to the Garden Junk they will probably tell you how to paint those rocks, but like most of us they too would wonder, WHY PAINT LAVENDER ROCKS! They really sound pretty, they just need to be placed differently. It could be that it is just so different than what you have had that it is hard to accept, I've done that with paint in the house. I have to have about a million people tell me that it looks good before I can believe it because I've lived with white walls so long. If you've had a plain yard, barney rocks would be a visual adjustment no matter where you put them. Just trying to be helpful, or push you over the edge. (pics please) Aunt Net

A lot of things aren't really suitable for rooting in water and may deteriorate sitting in water instead of being stuck directly in rooting medium in a covered box, frame or mist bench.

I would love to have the English lavender and foxgloves. Please send me your address. Would have Morning glory/cypress vine seeds soon if you like.Or I'd mail you the SASE.Thanks,Kerai