I have lost many due to being away during the hardening off.

But out in B.C. I found plants for Laurentia which we grow as an annual.
I am using it as a filler in containers.

Say did I read someone "Chele" has pink Tweedia?
Say it's so, I've been looking for them for so long. I grow the blue ones and would just love to try the pink.
I have lots of cool flower seeds if you're willing to part with a few.
Dee

I doubt I'll have any this year, Dee. If I do I'll contact you via your previous treemail request.

How are your gardens doing this year? Which of your new plants have been outstanding in your climate and conditions?

One of the best here has been -


It's been a real trouper; putting up with months of heavy rainfall, almost constant cloud cover...and very little sun. It's been a very odd summer for us, weather-wise.

My Salpaglossis (first year for me) have been incredibly floppy, I have trimmed them back a couple of times, but they are starting to bloom now.

The tall Salpiglossis are floppy plants.
The dwarf ones called "Little Friends" are less floppy.

But the interesting colours are worth dealing with the floppy nature.