Darn, I was half hoping maybe a seed from the beautiful crate myrtle that's blossoming below our apartment balcony had somehow made its way up here. Aw well. Thanks for your help, guys!

I think adding limestone to the basket would be a little overkill. It's easy to overdoes on and I don't think its cheap. Bone meal is better and it has more uses in the garden (phosphourous provider as well as de-acidifier) Maybe you should just use that. That being said it may be fine in ordinary potting soil. I have lavenders thriving in my soil and its pretty acidic. :)

I have nothing to trade. i dont even have postage. im broke. if you felt like being charitable you could send some morning glory to chris walsh 5131 n 40th st APT# A-304 phoenix az 85018

I have lavender plants in pots, these are 2 year old plants, they were started from seed. Also have 5 year old plants that I need to move, they became to crowded. I would not mine losing 2 or 3. I'm across the pond from west seattle, a ferry ride away. If you would like these and have time to dig this week or Saturdays, leave a post. Nancy