Hi Sherri, I have Oriental lilies mixed, hand sorted, (Aubade, Dizzy, Merostar, Tom Pouce, Casa Blanca) that are not yet on my trade list, as well as a lot of other things. I am interested in your Sacred Pink Lotus- and Nymphaea Caerulea-Egyptian Blue Lily seeds. Thanks, kms

I have Flying Dragon seeds to trade. Also look at my trade list to see if there's anything else interesting. I'm interested in lilies: Tom Pouce, Aubade, Casablanca. Also interested in some of your variegated hostas with light green or white coloring. LMK. Thanks!

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Hi, elctj! You will love it here - and with that much land, wintersowing will be perfect for you! Until I got to be an adult with a home of my own, I was an "on and off" gardener. My Dad was really into it, and I pretty much worshipped him, so we did some gardening together when I was a kid. Fell out of it in my teens and early 20s. Mid-20's, with house & kids of my own, I got back into it. When we moved to the southcoast of MA in 96, we bought a house with great windows, and I got back into growing things from seed. Never had a light set-up, but was able to get a goodly amount to grow in the windows; legginess and damp-off loss notwithstanding. The week I learned about the WS Forum (on another garden forum site) coincided with the time DH walked around my transplanted tomatoes, peppers, and flowers that were waiting to be hardened off, and murmured "It's a jungle in here." Once I found out that growing seeds outside works for nearly every seed I can think of, provided you time it right (tropicals, too, you just have to start some of them later), I never looked back. I still start some things in my windows in February, because I have to see green. LOL, they still get leggy (it's too early to start seeds indoors in Feb in MA, they should be started in March!), and I still fight damp off. I've limited myself to two flats, though, and that provides enough transplants to feed my need for early green without turning the whole house into a jungle. I depend on WS for 98% of what I grow.