OK, thanks!! Maybe they did label this one right. The Lowe's here in Branson (I went by today, but didn't buy anything) has a few new ones- Orange Marmalade again and a smaller hosta, not Rainbow's End but it was like River or something with a "r" and two words? I'll go back tomorrow and get a pic of it. Thinking it could be a nice small one to add, too. They have Majesty and First Frost. They looked like they might be big. Paul's Glory and of course Patriot, F. Aereomarginata, Minuteman, etc. Oh, and Whee has PIPS!!! I tried to get a shot but my camera's battery was dead... I'll get some tomorrow!

Here's a little more information about Amazon and email addresses which sheds a some light on the topic. This information isn't from an official Amazon or Target source, just from public comment but it seems to say that Amazon isn't selling our email addresses but that they share our tracking cookie data - and we all know how prevalent that is on the internet. .................from the Amazon forum............ Posted on Mar 1, 2011 1:43:37 PM PST PF says: They don't sell emails, but they do share tracking cookie data with their third party affiliates and partners. Target and Google are probably the biggest examples in addition to the Square Trade example L. Leverton posted above. Those companies will share Amazon's tracking cookies and know your browsing and purchase history unless you specifically opt out. You are not identified by name, address, financial data or email in those cookies. There is just a tracker showing that one computer user searched or bought certain items. The activity is not logged to a specific person, just the hardware you are using. So Amazon does not supply them with your email address, but the Amazon tracking cookies have logged your IP address and a few other encrypted identifiers. If you have existing business relationships with those adverting partner sites, they have enough data to send targeted advertising to the email address you have on record with that company. You can opt out of personalized advertising services so that affiliates and third parties do not get your tracking cookie information: http://www.amazon.com/gp/advertising/oo/ref=ya_64 If you use Gmail, you also have to tweak the advertising settings on their end. Amazon uses Google Analytics as one of their personalized advertising partners. Just by using Amazon's site, you give permission for Google to track your browsing and purchase history. You have to opt out of allowing Google to forward offers from their own third party advertising partners to a Gmail account. http://www.google.com/privacy/ads/ ......................................................... NPR had an informative (and scary) segment a few months on how companies track and store our data. Google is notorious for this. I know how limited I am to avoid all of this. So from my end I follow the normal precautions - select good passwords, change them regularly, monitor my credit cards etc. And while I have a debit card I don't use it or carry it. Maire Here is a link that might be useful: Amazon group discussions This post was edited by maire_cate on Sat, Jan 18, 14 at 14:00

Thanks so much guys!!!! Uffdaaaaa....spent 1/2 the day cleaning carpets in my 90y/o DMIL's condo that we got her moved out of recently, into a better care facility. Went out for supper tonight...and my wise DW got us a couple of MN Vikings tickets to the Sept. 27 home-opener against the 49-ers!!!! Get to see Favre in Purple...WOW...that'll be different! Soooo, in 10 days we're heading to Minneapolis! Saaaaayyyy...on Nov. 5th, KISS's "Alive 35" tour is gonna be at the Target Center!!! Might have to try for that one... Faron

I was just thinking of Car 54, Where Are You? today!!! Small world. Remember Hawaii 5-0 and that wonderful drumbeat solo toward the end? Reruns of My Little Margie on at noon. A bit OT, but in the 70s: It Takes a Thief with Robert Wagner. LOVED him. Welcome Back, Cotter (love the song to this day) Back to the 60s: 77 Sunset Strip. Cricket. Dr. Kildare Burke's Law F Troop!!!! What a song! Lost in Space McHale's Navy Outer Limits Twilight Zone Shindig Sugarfoot Jim Bowie, Jim Bowie! Carol Burnett Dick Van Dyke: Roo-oo-bbbb! The Rat Patrol What a trip. Glad I saw the link!