I tried emailing you to the address you provided. It keeps bouncing. I cannot copy & paste the list due to the program I use. I will keep trying!

This was from a packet of seeds sown about 10 years ago. They were supposed to be white and only 10-12 inches tall. Unfortunately I don't remember the variety, though I guess it doesn't matter as they were obviously not what the packet said. I did get some lovely whites but all were at least 2ft. Here is a link that might be useful: balloon flower

My sedums aren't blooming yet, but they were taken from plants just like you said. I stuck them in the dirt and kept them watered. I cut back bee balm, shastas, even my hibiscus. It makes for a fuller plant and lots of blooms. Almost all perennials can tolerate this. Great too for staggering bloom cycles to extend the flowering time. Cut 1/3 of the plant when you see buds. Cut another 1/3 a couple weeks later or just as the buds are opening. Leave 1/3 to bloom as normal. It also staggers the height and helps hold up the tallest stalks that weren't cut back. The Well Tended Perennial Garden. Can't go wrong with that book.

Thanks Ken, Yes I do put a layer of compost over my whole garden in the spring. That was my first thought last year. I will dig one up and see how that goes, it is still a bit chilly here. I did read older posts that stated their balloon flowers went mutant. My dilemma would be, if they have gone back to the original seeds, if I move them, should I count on them being 2-3' tall or 1' tall. Right now they are shading too many smaller plants that are behind them..