Hi, Just saw your post. Here's my list, I just copied from "my page - exchanges". achillea millefolium - cranberry pink achillea tomentosa - very dwarf yellow yarrow - not invasive amaranthus seedlings - dwarf and tall ampelopsis brevipendunculata variegata anise hyssop - agastache blue fortune anthriscus sylvestris ravenswing aster frikartii astrantia Moulin Rouge baptisia bearded german iris - all colors, all gorgeous fancy and large, bee balm - red, maroon, pink, white, lavender bleeding heart  pink, white, pink fringed bronze fennel brunnera brunnera ÂJack Frost campanula blue clips campanula cherry bells campanula cochlearifolia campanula glomerata campanula persicifolia campanula sarastro centaurea dealbata  persian coneflower centaurea montana  montana bluet clematis  Radar Love - yellow coreopsis  crème brulee coreopsis  moonbeam coreopsis - zagreb corydalis lutea dahlia - arabian night - dark red dahlias - red, yellow, pink, maroon, white with purple edges dark red sweet william "sooty" daylilies - orange, red, yellow, maroon, cream, etc. dog tooth violet - erythronium donkey tail - euphorbia myrsinites eryngium  sea holly eupatorium - joe pye weed eupatorium 'cori' - dwarf blue (perennial ageratum) euphorbia dulcis Âchamaeleon  red leaves euphorbia myrsinites  donkeytail fleece flower - polygonum bistorta geranium Âmax frei geranium Âsamobor geranium sanguineum striatum  light pink golden creeping jenny hens and chicks hibiscus moscheutos - pink hardy hibiscus hosta patriot hosta sum and substance hyacinthoides hispanica - wood hyacinth  purple, pink and white iris  german bearded  ÂBatik  dark purple splashed with white iris  german bearded  ÂBeverly Sills pink iris  german bearded  ÂDover Beach  light and dark blue bicolor iris  german bearded  ÂSamurai Warrior red iris  german bearded  various purples and pinks, peach iris ensata Âgusto jack-in-the-pulpit japanese blood grass kniphofia  poker plant lady's mantle - alchemilla mollis lambs ears lilies - asiatic orange, yellow, light pink, dark pink lily Âblack beauty lily -asiaticÂmonte negro lysimachia - alexander may apple - podophyllum miscanthus sinensis Âsilver feather miscanthus sinensis variegatus nepeta  walkers low pearly everlasting peonies - sarah bernhardt, karl rosenfeld, festiva maxima, ballerina polygonum bistorta - fleece flower primrose  heirloom light yellow - very, very long bloom time primrose  scarlet with yellow eye rose campion - lychnis coronaria rose of sharon - various colors salvia may night salvia schwellenburg scabiosa ochreleuca sedums creeping - lots of different kinds - pink, yellow, white sedums tall - autumn joy, frosty morn, brilliant, matrona seedlings - knautia macedonica soapwort - pink stachys hummelo - betony stokesia - purple parasol tradescantia  spiderwort  dark purple, violet purple, hot pink, light purple turtlehead - chelone - pink - careful it's a spreader! verbena bonariensis - tall and purple veronica Âcrater lake blue veronica incana - silver leaves, purple spiky flowers willow  arctic willow  narrow blue-green leaves willow - hakura nishiki (white variegated leaves) willow - salix alba 'flame' - gorgeous bright orange bark wood hyacinth - pink yucca - bright edge (yellow striped leaves) Please email me directly if interested. thanks

Jessica, in my opinion the best soy wax is made by Enchanted Lites. I use the "original" container blend. This company is a part of the Bean Pod Co. (I've tested alot of straight soys, blends and a few veggies, even the C-3.) A thicker wick? Do you mean dipped thicker or a "larger" wick? Wicking is really the key to a proper burn. All wicking is not the same, and it takes time to figure out the perfect wicking for the container and the wax..Also adding in the fragrance oil used and dyes(if using). Hence why it takes lots of time to get it spot on. I make double wicked soy candles that burn over 100 hours. THEY BURN FOREVER. It's all in the consumption rate of the wax in relation to the burn of the wick. I can take the same amount of wax and fragrance oil "recipe" and put it in a different shaped jar with one wick and the burn time is changed...

The total volume of the jar is not the only factor. The diameter of the jar can also affect your result. Most sites that well wicks have an online guide, to help you choose the right one. They usually go by the diameter of the jar. BTW, if your jars are wide & shallow, you may need to double-wick.

For the past nine years I've been ordering my candle supplies from Bittercreek Candle Supply (candlesupply.com). They are located in two different states, Northern Wisconsin and Texas. Their prices are in the mid-range but I have found that if you buy cheap, you get cheap!!! I get the EZ Soy wax flakes. Bittercreek has 'everything' you would want to make candles, soaps, anything that can be scented. The last time I was at their site they didn't carry essential oils yet. They've been working on it tho. They are pretty picky on where they get their stuff so they must not have been able to find a good place to get it. If I need help with something, all I have to do is call and anybody that answers the phone will be able to answer your question. The owners are wonderful people. Just to let you know, I don't work for them and I don't get a kick back for reccommending anyone to them. I have tried so many other candle suppliers and have not been satisfied. A couple of years after I started making and selling candles, soy wax became available. I quickly switched and fell in love with the soy wax. I'm not cutting down parrafin by no means, I just prefer soy. Hope this helps Iheartcandles Cindy p.s. i've been in the garden junk forum and thought i'd look around and found all of you at the soap and candle making forum:) :) Candles, my first love. My second love, Junk.