Planning and placing my seed order is actually on my to-do list for the day - what a timely post :0)

I know for sure I will be starting:

* New Guinea impatiens (Divine series - lavender, maybe another color too)

* Zinnia (Uproar Rose and probably Purple Prince)

* Browallia (Million Bells series, the medium blue)

* Vinca (lavender, can't recall the series name, I have to look at the old seed packet, and the Polka Dot ones - white with red eye)

* Impatiens (Super Elfin Blue Pearl and White)

* Petunia (Celebrity Sky Blue and White - just a few for the scent and sentimental reasons)

* Vegetables and herbs: Cherry tomatoes, eggplant, daikon radish, basil, green beans, and maybe a few other things as well)

I will probably grow more than this, but like I said I still have to plan it all out.

Zinnia's: Zahara Sunburst Mix, Scarlett Flame, Uproar & Purple Prince
Cuphea Cigar plant
Calendula's: Flashback Mix
Pentas Graffiti Pl Red Bright

I already started several varieties of coleus from seed under lights. I have tons of saved seeds from Zinnias Purple Prince and Uproar Rose that have become mixed. Also Profusion Pink and Zahara Starlight Rose. I'm going to try Tithonia again, but last spring was so cold that it didn't start blooming much before frost was threatening. I'm sure I'll come up with more annuals by planting time, but that's what I'm planning so far.

Martha

Indoors I have started 3 snapdragons from the aroma series,ageratum 'blue horizon',white begonias,and an ornamental grass. Outside for winter sowing,I have larkspur, purple poppies and native lupine.

Other seeds: 'Edwardian',apricot 'profusion',and 'Envy' zinnias,and a deep purple alyssum called 'oriental nights'. Big plans this winter...I hope I have the energy come spring!

Lots and lots of Japanese Maples. I collected several thousand seeds last autumn and stratified them all winter. They should start poking their heads through any time now.

I'm thinking about growing annuals/wave petunias for the first time this years. Linda, do you have any tips on how to do it well since you had so much success last year?

Asclepias tuberosa

Asclepias incarnata

Coneflowers, several colors

Coral Vine, white

Zinnia, Lilliput and Zowie, more coming

Bergamot

Parsley

Fennel

Dill

Torch Sunflower

Aristolochias, fimbriata and elegans

Lavendar

Verbena

Dandelion

Italian dandelion

Joe Pyeweed

Rattlesnake Master, white

Blue Porterweed

Lion's Ear

Texas Hummingbird sage

...whew! :-{)