+oM they do have some Heather that will work in alkaline soil. The Erica Carnea and I checked and this one is zone 4 hardy. I have a few other Ericas that work in alkaline but they are only zone 5 hardy. Probably iffy for you but do well for me in my neutral 6.8 clay soil. I have mine on a slope which I think is important. If you decide to try some let me know and I can give you a link where I got mine. Will if they ban you it's time for us all to leave. You do no more than keep us interested and coming back. There is another forum that would make us welcome. Cher

Hello! I must say that I do admire your pictures of your morning Glories. I love that "Blue Dawn". I do not know if you are familiar with Ipomoea hederifolia, and I am not sure of the color, other than it has some red in it. I grew it this summer, but it was where I did not notice it. I thought it was short, but it evidently really likes the heights, and it doubled and trippled all over itself. If you have enough cuttings of "Blue Dawn", I would be willing to give you some of the Ipomoes Hederifolia seeds I have in exchange--if you want them, and, if you want anything, or all things, on my tradlist I would be very willing. Spring would be the most convenient time for me, as I am in S.E. New England, and have no greenhouse. Kindly reply one way or the other. THANK YOU. "corgicorner"

I know tiger!! I miss her being little but so enjoy her now...what she has over come and accomplished and how outgoing and funny she is...just makes me beam as her momma!!! Thank you! Stacy

Thanks Carol! Tahitian Sunset consistently has at least one or two blooms. This photo shows the end of a recent full flush. TS didn't like her original spot last year and grew very little. She immediately responded to her new location which is only a few feet away but she's much happier. I give her extra water which I think she likes a lot. The bugs unfortunately love this rose too but they've eased up. I think you'll like her but she might be a spotty bloomer in her first year. I recommend that you pot her up and give her a try! Ann