Lorna, you may have to shop yet again....I bought mine at Select Seeds, another heirloom source! They just sell ornamentals, no garden seeds. I bought 12 packets of seed! We have a fairly close heirloom seed company that I order from too, Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, where I get some garden seeds but don't think I have ever bought any flower seeds from them. Wow, you did have a shopping spree! Sometimes these things are just required. We could be spending our money on such foolish things. Don't you love it when they suggest what to plant with what....that always requires another purchase...they are thinking ahead. Select Seeds does that........ I have never raised sweet woodruff and am looking for things to put with the iris. Shame on you.

That's it! THANKS ltcollins1949! If anyone wants a copy of this, let me know; you can have for cost of postage/shipping and advice on how you want shipped. Obviously not a medicinal plant as I'd thought, from the research I've done, but used in certain food preparation plus attractive plant, period. Meantime, I'm going to take some of these to three little family-run Mexican food restaurants here and see if they'd like some. I am remembering that a garden helper a few years ago brought me some tamales, which she called "Guatamalan, not Mexican, tamales" and they were wrapped in a green leaf and steamed. Thank you for all your help, everyone. Ann

My elder daughter recently started a blog about Vancouver Island (link below) and was using an old HP Photosmart 2.1 megapixel camera I bought her about 7 years ago for her blog photos. She has done pretty well with it and has taken some lovely photos but it has broken down and has been burning up batteries so quickly that I mentioned how happy Dlynn was with the new Olympus Stylus 1010. They don't seem to have that model in the shops where my daughter lives so yesterday she bought another similar one...the Olympus Stylus 9000. It has 12 megapixels and a 10 x optical zoom... wow! Last I spoke to her she was charging up the batteries getting ready for a week long trip to a remote island where there is no electricity. She was looking forward to photographing bald eagles and wilderness seascapes, so she decided she needed a better camera. Now I'm looking so forward to seeing what she is going to do with this one. It also has no viewfinder but the technology for bright LCD screens has improved since I bought my Stylus 800. She's used to having a viewfinder but we'll see how she gets on with this one. I'm sure it will be okay. I think I'm as excited as she is about it! SharonCb Here is a link that might be useful: Mich's West Coast Journal

Did Steve ever get back to you? Here's a link to the LCD http://www.partstore.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductSKU=1704917&ProductType=PART&ModelID=326182 But its $100 I'm not familiar with the 92 only the 73/72/41. The main layout seems similar and the problem will be your expertise in opening the camera and unclamping the end of the flex without breaking the practically microscopic clamping device (done it!) Also I've repaired cameras by getting parts off eBay and for a camera like the 5 mp Sonys which are very sought after you'll be hard pressed to find a cheap intact LCD. I fixed my DSC-P73 but it took 9 months and ultimately cost ~ $70 for camera and LCD parts camera.