Hi, would like the following! have big trade list what r u looking for? Anise hyssop (Agastache foeniculum), G(2009) * Balsam, Touch-Me-Not 'mixed' (Impatiens balsamina), G(2010) * Bottlebrush grass (Elymus hystrix), G(2009) 2 trades * Castor bean 'red' (Ricinus communis), seeds are HIGHLY TOXIC G(2010) * Evening primrose (Oenothera lamarckiana), G(2009) * Iris 'blue', T(2008) 1 trade only * Morning glory 'star of yelta' (Ipomoea purpurea) G(2010) * Northern Sea Oats (Chasmanthium latifolium), G(2009)

Hello Jim, if I'm not to late I would love one of your sasbe.I would like to recieve: *Gourd~birdhouse *Lambs Ear *Liatris(purple) *Sweet William(mixed colors) *Tennessee Purple Cone Flower Thank you so much for you generous offer! Thanks , Michelle P.S. You got mail

I'm not that experienced at WS'ing yet...this is only my second year, but last year I did sow my morning glory seeds in newspaper pots & paper towel tubes, in March. Even with a seed sowed that late, by the time they were ready to be planted out, the newspaper pots/tubes had become pretty soggy and had started to disintegrate quite a bit. I actually found it easier to just plant out the hole "hunk-o-seedlings" from the milk jugs that I didn't use newspaper/tube pots in. You may want to just use the newspaper pots/tubes on your peas and cilantro, and just sow the others directly in the milk jugs. Or if you have enough seeds/jugs/potting soil, you could try some with newspaper pots/tubes and some without and see which method works better for you. If you do decide to go with the newspaper pots/tubes, be sure when you plant out that the pot or tube doesn't stick up above the soil line, otherwise the paper will wick moisture away from the seedlings. Last year I sowed my Monarda fistulosa seeds in March...that particular native seed doesn't need to be cold stratified, so you may want to wait & Spring Sow that one. Hibiscus moscheutos seeds do need some cold strat...last year I sowed mine in December. They both grew into nice healthy plants. Don't know about the other seeds on your list. Good luck & have fun WS'ing!

Suggestions for the Atlanta Area (but might work in other parts of Georgia as well) ------------------------------------------------- Annuals: Balsam -- Impatiens capensis or I. pallida Blue daze -- Evolvulus glomeratus 'Blue Daze' Cardinal climber vine -- ?? Cleome Cosmos Dusty miller -- Artemisia stelleriana, Centaurea cineraria or Lychnis coronaria Fan flower -- Scaveola Globe Amaranth -- Gomphrena Lantana Moonflower -- Ipomoea alba Marigold -- Tagetes Purslane -- Portulaca Runner beans -- Phaseolus coccineus Salvia Sunflowers -- Helianthus Zinnia ---------------------------------------------- Annual and Biennial Herbs: Basil -- Ocimum Dill -- Anethum Parsley -- Petroselinum --------------------------------------------- Perennials: Ammi Anise hyssop -- Agastache foeniculum Balloon flower -- Platycodon Baths pinks -- Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Bath's Pink' Becki Daisies -- Leucanthemum Blackeyed susan -- Rudbeckia Brazilian Verbena -- Verbena brasiliensis Calla lily -- Zantedeschia Creeping raspberry -- Rubus Daylily -- Hemerocallis Gallardia (Goblin) Gaura Goldenrod (Fireworks) -- Solidago Hardy hibiscus -- Hibiscus moscheutos Lamb's ear -- Stachys Maiden grass -- Adiantum capillus Mexican bush sage -- Salvia leucantha Mouse ear -- Cerastium Queen Anne's Lace -- Daucus carota Russian Sage -- Perovskia Rose -- Rosa Salvia (May Night, Blue Hill) -- Salvia x superba Shasta daisies (of all kinds) -- Leucanthemum Tickseed -- Coreopsis ------------------------------------------ Perennial Herbs: Creeping thyme -- Thymus praecox Curry plant -- Helichrysum italicum Horehound -- Ballota Oregano -- Origanum Rosemary -- Rosmarinus Sage -- Salvia Thyme -- Thymus Tricolor sage -- Salvia officinalis 'Tricolor' ------------------------------------------------ Shrubs: Burning bush -- Euonymus Butterfly bush -- Buddleja or Buddleia Caryopteris Cotoneaster dammeri Crepe myrtle -- Lagerstroemia Forsythia Indian hawthorne -- Rhaphiolepis indica Kleim's hardy gardenia -- Gardenia jasminoides 'Kleim's Hardy' a.k.a. Daisy Otto Luken laurel -- Prunus laurocerasus 'Otto Luyken' or "Otto Luken' Pee Gee Hydrangea -- Hydrangea paniculata grandiflora Rose -- Rosa Rose of sharon -- Hibiscus syriacus Witch hazel -- Loropetalum ----------------------------------------------- Trees: Crepe Myrtle -- Lagerstroemia Chaste Tree -- Vitex Seven Sons Flower -- Heptacodium miconioides Saucer magnolia -- Magnolia x soulangiana