Sabji : do you have any fenugreek seeds? I have some variegated basil if you are interested Magick: Re you still looking for Stella d oro lily? Would like your white rebloom azalea. Or maybe you would like a variegated basil? Gail, I am jealous! Get something awesome! I will be joining everyone next year for that event. Camelialover: I have set aside purple balloon flower seeds, yellow iris, and Persian shield for your thalictrum, agapanthus, and spirea

Hi, What a great idea ! I do have some of the wished for seeds from the following members lists... Eternity: Nicotiana Hot Chocolate. Shanta_5: Flamingo Feathers. Honalee: Echinacea Razzmatazz. Sorellina: Sunset Runner Bean and Nigella African Bride. Please email me with your addresses. I will be happy to send them your way. Here is my Top 10: - Impatiens namchabarwensis; - Arisaema sikokianum; - Arisaema candidissimum; - Fragaria vesca GOLDEN Alexandria; - Papaver orientale Chocolate Royal Distinction; - Helleborus orientalis Blue Metallic Lady; - Dahlia coccinea va. palmeri; - Hollyhock New York White; - Any Amish Heirloom Vegetables; - Last but not least, anything Chocolate in name, color or fragrance. Happy gardening to all !

We keep a mailing list to inform people of the upcoming spring sale. It gets mailed (or emailed) out a few weeks before the sale. If you would like to be on the list, send me a Gmail by clicking on my name (Leftwood) above. The sale is for non-profit, and someone usually brings V. 'Waterperry' and I will definitely have Iris hookeri for sale again. It is a very popular species.

Hello Ross, the topmost is Silene the bottommost looks like a Sedum. Since these are NW plants you may want to try the University of British Columbia forums as they have a very active Identification forum and will probably be able to id to exact species! I am in CA so all I can do is guess. I do love Castilleja and really would love to learn more about the second Pink Castilleja. I have not seen pink in any of the Castillejas that I have seen. Pink is a color often associated with Orthorcarpus but your plant is woody looking while Orthocarpus is herbaceous. So check the UCB forums and post some or all of your images there!