~Datura metel 'Ballerina Tutu' ~ New in 2005! Beautiful, double, upward-facing flowers with light scent. Perfect as feature plants in containers and in a conservatory. Halfhardy perennial to height 50cm (20in). Sow indoors: January to March in pots of moist compost. How to sow indoors: Cover seed lightly with fine compost and firm in gently. Cover the pots with glass, polythene or a propagator lid and maintain at 15-20°C (60-72°F) and keep moist. How to grow indoors: Remove coverings when seedlings appear and transplant to single pots if needed. Harden off the plants outdoors for a few days in May and then move to a sheltered position in the garden. Keep moist and weed free. Flowers: June to October. Useful Information: Prefers sun and well drained soil. Toxic if eaten. Protect in a frost free greenhouse or conservatory in winter. (0550) Datura metel 'Ballerina Tutu'- 15 seeds approx. $2.99 ~English Daisy"~ Margheritina Pomponette Mix Widely cultivated and prized for it's long lasting early spring blooming. Mixed colors. Perennial. It's hard not to be charmed by this low-growing daisy with its plump, fully double flowers in bright shades. A good companion for pansies and spring bulbs. Great for edging, borders and rock gardens. Blooms in early spring. Days to Sprout 10 - 21, Plant Height about 4 - 8 inches. Plant seeds outdoors from midsummer to early fall in soil enriched with compost. (Seeds maybe started indoors 8 to 10 weeks before transplanting outdoors in early fall where winters are mild, or in early spring everywhere else.) Sow seeds on top of soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. (3363-SS)"English Daisy" Margheritina Pomponette Mix Large Packet $2.25 ~English Daisy Rossa Red"~ Margheritina Pomponette Rossa Red Widely cultivated and prized for it's long lasting early spring blooming. Perennial. It's hard not to be charmed by this low-growing daisy with its plump, fully double flowers in bright red. A good companion for pansies and spring bulbs. Great for edging, borders and rock gardens. Blooms in early spring. Days to Sprout 10 - 21, Plant Height about 4 - 8 inches. Plant seeds outdoors from midsummer to early fall in soil enriched with compost. (Seeds maybe started indoors 8 to 10 weeks before transplanting outdoors in early fall where winters are mild, or in early spring everywhere else.) Sow seeds on top of soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. (5210-SA)"English Daisy" Margheritina Rossa Red Large Packet $2.25 ~English Daisy White"~ Margheritina Pomponette White Widely cultivated and prized for it's long lasting early spring blooming. Perennial. It's hard not to be charmed by this low-growing daisy with its plump, fully double flowers in pure white, yellow center. A good companion for pansies and spring bulbs. Great for edging, borders and rock gardens. Blooms in early spring. Days to Sprout 10 - 21, Plant Height about 4 - 8 inches. Plant seeds outdoors from midsummer to early fall in soil enriched with compost. (Seeds maybe started indoors 8 to 10 weeks before transplanting outdoors in early fall where winters are mild, or in early spring everywhere else.) Sow seeds on top of soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. (5217-SA)"English Daisy" Margheritina White Large Packet $2.25 ~Dahlia "Bishop's Children~ Bishop's Children, Dahlia variabilis. Although dahlias were discovered in the 16th century by Spanish conquistadores, not until 1872 was a box of tubers sent to Holland. As its name suggests, Bishop’s Children is a seed grown descendant of Bishop of Llandaff, introduced in 1927. Striking mix of rich colors, impressive dark foliage. Half-hardy annual, 28-36" tall. Grow fabulous dark-leaved dahlias from seed. The purple-black foliage has a metallic sheen and serves as a dramatic background for the predominantly single 3 to 4 inch flowers produced on informal, bushy 4 foot plants. The mix includes shades of purple, orange, bronze, garnet and maroon. Sow seed from January to March for summer bloom. Prefers full sun. Shades of red, orange and gold flowers above dark bronzed foliage. Developed from the original 'Bishop of Llandaff' which is a real favourite among our customers as well! Prefers full sun and well drained soil. Halfhardy perennial to height 36in. and spread 18in. Sow indoors: January to April in trays of moist compost (cell trays are ideal). How to sow indoors: Sow thinly and cover seed lightly with compost. Firm down gently and cover the trays with glass or polythene. Keep the trays at 15-20°C (60-68°F) and keep moist until the seedlings appear after 14 days or thereabouts. How to grow indoors: Remove the covers when seedlings appear and transplant to single 9cm (3in) pots of compost. Stand the plants outdoors for a few days In May and finally transfer to 30cm (12in) apart in the flowering position in late May. Keep plants moist and weed free at all times, particularly in containers. Average 50 seed. ~Dahlia Mix~ Ultra-bright double blooms in all the warm tones of summer brighten these sturdy little 15-inch plants all summer and into fall! Boasting shades of cream, yellow, orange, and red--many streaked or shaded with lighter tones--these blooms simply dazzle in the front of the border, in containers, along a walkway, or in the vase. The deep bronze-colored foliage adds to the show. No wonder Diablo won a Fleuroselect Medal--it has fascinating bright colors, a charming double-daisy form, and contrasting foliage that keeps the plant interesting even when not in bloom! Easy to grow from seed, this Dahlia may be started indoors 4 to 6 weeks before last anticipated frost or sown directly into the garden. It will do best in full sun and in moist, fertile, well-drained soil. After the bloom ends in fall, dig up the plant and retrieve the tuber, which can then be replanted next spring and for many more to come! Hardy in zones 9 and south (or zone 8 with winter protection); elsewhere, dig up the tuber and store in a frost-free location. (692S) Dahlia Mix $2.25 ~Dicentra 'Golden Tears'~ A most unusual climbing plant with nodding yellow flowers and deeply divided, green leaves. Provide support on fences and trellises and this plant will quickly cover the support and give a lovely show. Hardy perennial to height 2m (6.5ft). Sow indoors: February to April individual pots of moist compost. How to sow indoors: Pre-chill the seeds prior to sowing: mix the seed with damp sand and refrigerate for one month, then sow and cover with compost. Cover the pots with protective glass or polythene and keep them warm and moist. How to grow indoors: Remove the covers when seedlings appear and pot the plants on individually. Harden the plants outdoors and the transfer to the flowering position in autumn. Flowers: June to October, the year after flowering. Useful Information: Dicentra can be grown in large tubs and allowed to cascade down the sides. Prefers some shade. (0468J) Dicentra 'Golden Tears' - 10 seeds approx $2.25 Edelweiss A low growing ground cover with gray-green leaves and small early white star shaped blossoms that are actually part of the leaf. There are tiny yellow true flowers in the center of the plant. Requires full sun. Perennial found in the Alps. 3-6" plant with white star flowers that bloom in late spring and early summer. Favorite for rock gardens. Tough and easy to grow. Plant in gritty (gravel) soil with lots of lime at 12" space. Mulch with gravel/rocks to promote drainage since it does not like moist conditions. (SS) Edelweiss $2.50 ~FORGET-ME-NOT MIX~ It features masses of beautiful rose-pink, blue and white forget-me-nots. The very easy to grow plants reach 6-8 inches tall. A good groundcover that is also excellent in containers. (3391F) Forget-me-not Mix $1.99 (FMI01B) Forget Me Nots ALL BLUE $1.99 ~Hibiscus trionum 'Luyona'~ Hibiscus trionum 'Luyona' Numerous, stunning creamy-yellow, open trumpet-shaped flowers with a dark central blotch. A wonderful focal point in garden containers or bedding schemes. Easy to grow. HHA. Sow Jan-Mar (I). Flowers July-Sept. 28in/70cm. 50 seeds approx. (0567MF) Hibiscus trionum 'Luyona' $1.50

~Felicia Bergeriana "Kingfisher Daisy"~ Felicia Bergeriana, also known as Kingfisher Daisy, is an easy-to-grow, electric blue daisy from South Africa. It is a tender evergreen perennial but usually grown as an annual. Compact plants only 6" in height produce masses of blooms from early summer to first frost. Great for planters or as a neat and colorful edging along garden paths. The flowers open up completely only in full sun. (FB-SS) Felicia Bergeriana "Kingfisher Daisy large packet $2.50 ~Scarlet Flax~ Linum rubrum (Linaceae) A hardy annual, native to northern Africa and southern Europe, it has naturalized throughout the United States. Once established this variety can tolerate immense heat and extremely dry conditions. The glossy, deep scarlet flowers bloom in profusion and are best admired if planted in density. Prefers full sun in well-drained soils. Best if sown in early spring after the danger of frost has passed, seedlings are not winter hardy. Guaranteed to draw some attention. Average planting success with this species: 70% Height: 1-2 feet Germination: 20-25 days Optimum soil temperature for germination: 65F-70F Sowing depth: 1/16" Blooming period: April-September Plants require very little care once established. Does not transplant well. (SCFL-SS) Scarlet Flax large 2 gr. packet $2.25 ~Chatham Island Forget-Me-Not~ Myosotidium hortensis Features: Lustrous, bright green, succulent leaves and Small Blue flowers in dense, rounded heads in Summer. Hardiness Zone 8, likes Light Shade. A real rare beauty. Grows to 18" 5 seeds per pack. (CIFMN-SS)Chatham Island Forget me not's $5.00

~Gazania "Treasure Flower"~ Gazania "European Mixture" Multicolor Large Packet $2.50 Gazania are enjoying renewed popularity and much breeding is currently being done. This variety stays compact, floriferous, and colorful under hot and dry conditions, yet is suitable for coastal areas. They open in the morning and close in the late afternoon. Bright and beautiful. Perennial in areas without killing frosts (Zones 8-11). Ht. 8". Vivid colors atop popular silver foliage. Mixed perrenial. Full Sun. Protect from frost. Sow Mar - end May. (3261-SS) Gazania "European Mixture" Multicolor Large Packet $2.25 ~Gaura coccinea~ Gaura coccinea is a Small reddish pink bloom in profusion in summer. North American Native Plant. Exposure Full Sun. Hardiness Zone 2. Average 20 seeds per pack. Height: 12 inches. Grown as an annual in most places. (GC-SS) Gaura coccinea $1.50 ~Geraniums Mix~ Flowers: Early Summer Onwards to a Height: 15 inches and prefers Full Sun. An exclusive blend of high quality bedding Geraniums at a very good price! Robust, free-flowering plants, with many large flower heads in shades of red, rose, pinks. An inexpensive way of filling your borders and containers. Sow in trays, pots, etc of good seed compost in a propagator or warm place to maintain an optimum temperature of 70-75F. Sow 1/16in. Sow Mid January to Mid March. Germination can take from 3-21 days. Provide a steady soil temperature both day and night for best results. Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle. Prefers a rich, light, well drained soil. Ideal for hanging baskets. (FGE01-SS) Geraniums Mix $2.25

NOW AVAILABLE ~GERBERA~ "Multicolor" Hybrid Multicolor Gerbera reaching 10" height. European strain known for several colors and semi-double blooms. Prefers partial shade and requires moist soil. 70 to 100 seeds - $3.95 Tender Perennial hardy in zones 8-11. Daisy like flowers in red, white, yellow and pink on long stems. Ideal for cut flowers. For transplants, sow seeds in flat, short end down. Do not completely cover as they need light to germinate. 15-20 days to germinate at 70 degrees. Can grow in pots. In colder areas bring inside during winter. You can propagate them from cuttings. (3281-SS) GERBERA "Multicolor" 1/2 Gram packet Average 70 to 80 seeds - $3.95 (3281-SS-1oz) GERBERA "Multicolor" 1 ounce packet $310.00 ~Godetia "Godezia"~ Special "Azaela European Blend" - A blend of many colors and bicolors. Plant habit is base branching and overall habit and flowering time between many different colors is VERY uniform. Flowers heavily. Annual. This West Coast native is also known as Farewell-to-Spring, bidding the season goodbye with its dramatic display of blooms from spring to early summer. Slender, upright plants bear double, cup-like flowers in shades of pink and lavender. Good for fresh-cut bouquets. Days to Sprout 7 - 14, Plant seeds outdoors in early spring as soon as soil can be worked. Godetia needs well-drained - even sandy - soil without fertilizer. (Seeds may be started indoors in peat pots 6 to 8 weeks earlier.) Where winters are mild, seeds may be planted outdoors in fall. Sow seeds, cover lightly with soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. Water when the top 3-inch layer of soil is dry. Do not fertilize. Remove faded blossoms to prolong flowering. For cut flowers, cut when top bud opens. (3301SS) Godetia "Godezia" European Azaela Blend" Large Packet $2.25

~Gomphrena Globosa~ Amaranth Globe "European Mixture" A dwarf everlasting that has a clover-like bloom. A special formula of many colors. Annual. The bright, ball-shaped flowers of this easy-to-grow annual look fresh for weeks in the garden and retain their color and shape when dried. Plants are heat and drought tolerant. Blooms summer to frost in shades of lavender, pink and white. Attracts butterflies. Days to Sprout 10 - 14, Planting Dept .125 inches. For faster sprouting, soak seeds in water 24 hours before planting. Plant seeds outdoors after the last frost in well-drained - even sandy - soil enriched with compost. (Seeds may be started indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost.) Sow seeds, cover lightly with soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. For bushier growth, pinch back young plants. (33050SS) Gomphrena Globosa "European Mixture" Large Packet $2.25 ~Hollyhock "Double" Tall~ European Multicolor Variety. Very tall decorative plant with broad, alternating leaves. Produces clusters of magnificent flowers of all colors. Easy to grow in full sun and almost any well-drained soil, this annual really takes off with a top-dressing of cow manure! This old-time favorite produces beautiful 3- to 6-inch flowers on tall, showy spikes. To capture the look of English cottage gardens, plant it along fences and walls. Fully double flowers in shades of crimson, pink, rose, yellow and white attract butterflies. Blooms mid-summer. Days to Sprout 10 - 14, plant 1/4 " deep. Plant Height 60 - 72 inches. Plant seeds outdoors after the last frost in well-drained soil enriched with compost. Sow seeds, cover lightly with soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. (FAH-01-SS) Hollyhock "Double" Tall European Mixture Large Packet $2.25

~Single Peach Hollyhock~ Alcea rosea Single Peach Hollyhock Features beautiful Peach flowers with yellow striations in summer and likes Full Sun to Part Shade. Hardiness Zone 4, 25 seeds per pack, Height: 6 feet. These are absolutely breathtaking! (SPH-SS) Single Peach Hollyhock 25 seeds $2.50

~KOCHIA "Evergreen"~ Darker green non-red turning variety wonderful for containers! An erect, much-branched summer annual. Kochia, a member of the Goosefoot family, was introduced from Europe and is an annual, reproducing by seed. The stems are erect, round, slender, pale green, much branched, and 1 to 6 feet high. Leaves are narrow, bright green, hairy, numerous and are attached directly to the stem. The upper leaves are narrow. The flowers are inconspicuous in the axils of upper leaves. Large Pack - $2.25 (31350SS) KOCHIA "Evergreen" - Large Pack - $2.25 ~Leonitis leonurus Staircase~ Leonitis leonurus Staircase features Whorls of Bright Orange flowers in Summer and is a Very tall plant of up to 10 feet. Prefers Exposure Full Sun to Light Shade. Very unusal and very interesting plant. Also used for medicinal purposes. (LLS-SS) Leonitis Staircase $2.50 ~LOBELIA "Blue Crystal Palace"~ Wonderful deep blue Lobelia selection with excellant hardiness qualities! Our gourmet flower version of this classic variety! Ideal for beds and borders, edging, containers hanging baskets, rock gardens and terraces. Will do well in semi-shaded areas. Half Hardy Annual. Light blue flowers all summer for borders, tubs or baskets. Days to Germination 15 - 20. Grows Best in Full Sun/Partial Shade. Seeds may be sown singly or in small groups spaced about 1/2 inch apart in trays of a good seed compost, 4-6 weeks before planting out date. Press gently into the surface and germinate at approximately 60-68 degrees Fahrenheit in a bright location. Keep moist but not over wet. Transplant seedlings when large enough to handle 2 inches apart in trays and grow on. Harden plants to outside conditions before planting out 6 inches apart in a sunny location when the danger of frost has passed. HELPFUL HINT Makes an excellent edging, especially when planted with white Alyssum. (3341SS) LOBELIA "Blue Crystal Palace" - Large Pack - $2.25 ~Lobelia 'Trailing Red Cascade'~ For hanging baskets, window boxes and garden containers, this variety creates a stunning display and contrasts well with blue Lobelias. Halfhardy annual to height and spread 30cm (12in). Sow indoors: January to March in trays of moist compost. How to sow indoors: Sow seed thinly and gently firm down. Do not cover the seed with compost but provide protection over the box with glass or polythene. Maintain the tray at 18-21°C (65-70°F) and keep moist until the seedlings appear after 14-21 days. How to grow indoors: Remove the coverings when seedlings appear and transplant the seedlings when large enough to groups of 2 or 3 seedlings. Maintain at 10-15°C (50-60°F) and harden off outdoors for a few days in May. Plant out at spacings of 15cm (6in) apart. Flowers: June to October. Useful Information: Do ot over watr plants at the seedling stage. Provide a liquid feed occasionally to ensue healthy growth. (2524) Lobelia 'Trailing Red Cascade' $1.55 ~Lobelia String of Pearls~ Vigorous plants with mixed colours of purple, violet, white and red. Ideal for bedding, mixed containers and edging. Halfhardy annuals to height 10cm (4in) and spread 15cm (6in). Sow indoors: January to April in trays of moist compost. How to sow indoors: Sow seed thinly and gently firm down. Do not cover the seed with compost but provide protection over the box with glass or polythene. Maintain the tray at 18-21°C (65-70°F) and keep moist until the seedlings appear after 14-21 days. How to grow indoors: Remove the coverings when seedlings appear and transplant the seedlings when large enough to groups of 2 or 3 seedlings. Maintain at 10-15°C (50-60°F) and harden off outdoors for a few days in May. Plant out at spacings of 15cm (6in) apart. Flowers: June to October. Useful Information: Do not cover the seeds as light is needed for germination. Do not over water at the seedling stage. (2548) Lobelia 'String of Pearls' - 3000 seeds approx. $1.55

~ Larkspur 'Raspberry Ruffles'~ Larkspur 'Annual - Raspberry Ruffles' - 100 seeds approx. New in 2005! Easy to grow. Soft, raspberry spires of closely packed petals and finely divided leaves, just right for adding colour to beds and borders. Great for cutting and drying. Requires well-drained soil. Hardy Annual. Height to 90 cm (3 ft). (0394J) Larkspur 'Annual - Raspberry Ruffles' $2.25 ~Livingstone Daisy~ "Ice Plant" Mesembryanthemum Mesembryanthemum "Ice Plant" Ornamental Multicolor - Vibrant mixed color flowers. Annual. European Mixture - Hardy annual dwarf plant, grows close to the ground, producing beautiful flowers with colors varying from white to red to violet. Annual. This annual "ice plant" forms a colorful carpet of flowers even in poor, dry soil. Plants are trailing with fleshy, bright green leaves. Flowers of pink, white, yellow, magenta and salmon are 2 inches across and daisy-like. Blooms spring through late summer. Days to Sprout 14 - 21, Plant seeds outdoors after the last frost in well-drained - even sandy - soil enrichedcompost. (Seeds may be started indoors 10 to 12 weeks earlier.) Sow seeds, cover lightly with soil and keep moist until seedlings are established. Established plants thrive in dry soil with minimal watering. (33350SS) Livingstone Daisy Large Packet $2.25 LUPIN ~Lupin aridus Summer Spires~ Hardy Annual Flowers: June to frost Single stemmed plants that produce pink flowers with rose to blue shaded keels making it an interesting cut flower. Sowing Instructions: Sow direct into open ground from March to May for flowering June onwards. For production as an out door cut floor sow in rows 20 to 30 cm apart and 15 to 20cm between the plants. Germination should take 10 to 14 days. Alternatively make early sowings under glass or in a tunnel for late May early June flowering using the same spacing as above. Keep weed free and water during dry periods. 50 seeds. (LSS-SS) Lupine Summer Spires $2.50 ~Lupin Sunrise~ Hardy Annual Flowers: Summer, 42 inches Prefers Sun or Partial Shade. As desirable and as lovely as any lupin could be. A tall, branching plant with white, gold, bronze and azure blue flowers rising in ascending tiers above blue-green foliage. It is excellent for cutting, fragrant and spectacular when grown in groups of five or more plants. It MUST be direct sown where it is to flower and germinates freely. Sowing Time: March to May, where it is to flower. Sow seeds sparingly, ¼in deep in drills 12in apart in well-cultivated soil which has been raked to a fine tilth. Seedlings should not require thinning. Optimum Germination Temperature: 65-85F . Seedlings should emerge within 18-21 days. They will grow well in any good garden soil but prefer a deep, water drained soil and full sun, Water ground regularly, especially in dry periods. Caution: Harmful if eaten. 50 seeds. (LS-SS) Lupine Sunrise $2.50 LARKSPUR ~Larkspur Shades of Blue~ This is a Botanical Interests 750 mg. packet. Annual, Light to dark blue, Spring to summer, Full Sun, 3'-5' tall. Spikes of densely packed light & dark blue flowers are elegant for cut and dried flower arrangements. Flowers can be dried. Heaviest bloom will occur during periods of cooler temperatures. This color selection is a great addition to any cutting garden. Considered one of the best flowers for cut and dried arrangements. (1063-BI) Larkspur Shades of Blue $1.50 ~Larkspur Rose~ This is a Botanical Interests 750 mg. packet. Annual, Rose, Spring to summer, Full Sun, 3'-5' tall. An excellent plant for the back of a flower bed or against a wall or fence. Spikes of densely packed rose colored flowers are elegant for cut & dried flower arrangements. Blooms in cool weather of spring and early summer, but can continue blooming through fall. Prefers sunny, cool location. (1066-BI) Larkspur Rose $1.75 ~Larkspur "American Flag"~ This is a Botanical Interests 750 mg. packet. Annual, Red (actually rose), white, and blue 1/4"-1/2" flowers densely packed on tall stems. Larkspur blooms in cool weather, from mid-spring to early summer. Some blooming will occur until the first fall frost, but heaviest blooming occurs during the cooler periods. Full Sun, 3' - 5' tall, 6" - 12" wide. The Bodger Seed Co. of El Monte, CA., first planted a 17 acre field of red, white, and blue larkspur in the shape of the American flag in 1942 after Pearl Harbor was attacked. In 2002, as a gift to the city of Lompoc, CA., they have recreated this tradition to pay tribute to the heroes and victims of September 11th., 2001. In most areas, this larkspur blend will bloom around flag day. This seed packet is alsodedicated to those heroes and victims of September 11th., 2001. This vivid blend of larkspur will add beauty and a patriotic flair to your garden!. A cool location in full sun. Like many members of the Ranunculaceae family, Larkspur prefers moist, well drained soil. Also prefers a slightly alkaline soil. Keep well watered. Tall flower stalks may need to be staked. SOW OUTSIDE: Early spring, as soon as soil can be worked (2-4 weeks before last frost). INSIDE: 6-8 weeks before last frost. Does not transplant well. Either start outdoors or sow into peat pots and plant directly into soil. This will minimize root shock. Larkspur seed requires dark to germinate; make sure seeds are covered sufficiently or seeds will not germinate. Seedlings will emerge in approximately 10-15 days. An excellent cut or dried flower. Use air dry method for drying. A backdrop plant. Fits well in front of a fence or wall. (1177-BI) Larkspur "American Flag" $2.50

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