Hi everyone,
I have some extra seeds to share if anyone would like some. Certain types I have more of than others. People were very generous when I started my hummingbird garden, so I like to pass it on.
I have:

Hyacinth bean vine(heavy vine with purple flowers and pods)
Yvonne's Salvia(mine has never gotten as big as pictured, usually reaches about 4 feet, but could be the soil/conditions here)
Blue Fortune Agastache(bees love it,not so much for hummingbirds)
Four O'Clocks(not a big hummingbird plant, but fun to grow, direct sow)
Nasturgiums(this was a hot in my window boxes last year with the hummingbirds, easy to direct sow)
Chillean Glory Vine(tricky to grow, likes it fairly cool, needs things to grab onto)
Sunspots(type of small red morning glory vine)
Cypress Vine
Coral Nympth
Lady In Red
Subrotunda
Dreamsicle

Lisa

Lake Country
Southern Wisconsin
USDA Zone 5b
heat zone 4/5
sunset zone 41
http://thehummingbirdgarden.blogspot.com/

Hey Lisa,
I would love to have some of your seed, I've sent you an e-mail, hope to hear from you

noemi
south texas

I just packaged them up and will mail them tomorrow. Enjoy:)

Lisa

Lake Country
Southern Wisconsin
USDA Zone 5b
heat zone 4/5
sunset zone 41
http://thehummingbirdgarden.blogspot.com/

I've sent out all the requests and still have lots of seeds left. Send me an email if anyone would like some.

Lisa

Lake Country
Southern Wisconsin
USDA Zone 5b
heat zone 4/5
sunset zone 41
http://thehummingbirdgarden.blogspot.com/

I would like some of these seeds,its very nice of you to be doing this.I am new to this site dont know alot about using it yet.I am tring to start a hummingbird garden so any (mixed) variety of seed would be great.I live in middle tennessee and it dosent frost untill late October here.Tell what i need to do.My email is akersjc2000@yahoo.com

Hi, lisa,

I don't need any seeds, but thanks for your offer.

I just wanted to say that your blog is beautiful!



Judy in Zone 6a
Cincinnati (Anderson Twp.)
Southwest Ohio