Too many. I listed the ones so far on the Iowa thread, many more to go. I share with you columbine Alpine maybe aka Montana/Rocky Mountain (looks solid medium blue) and flabellata and aconitum but carmichaelii. I didn't know they weren't hardy to my zone and planted two rain trees I ordered years ago. They didn't make it very long, and I never got to see them bloom.

I'm sure that it will take quite some time before I will see some blooms on my golden rain trees. I can't wait to see the Aconitum bloom too. They look so lovely in the pictures. The carmichaelii is a vibrant color. I might have to put them on my want list.

Denise

WSown:
-Prairie Smoke - Geum trifolium
-Mexican Hat
-Petunia - mostly 'Laura Bush'
-Cowslip - Primula veris
-Ornamental Oregano
-Bluebells - Mertensia virginica
-Asclepia - several varieties

Will WS:
-Vegetables
-Lobelia - annuals
-Marigold
-Dahlia
-Poppies
-Penny Black
-Baby Blue Eye
-Five Spots
-Whatever I find in my seed boxes. lol

pitimpinai, Nice selections. Where did you find seed for the ornamental oregano? I have been looking for some. Is it 'Kent'?

Denise

Let's see...what I have sown so far?

alyssum
columbines
forget-me-nots
dianthus
daisies
snapdragons
salvia
peppermint
siberian iris
hollyhocks
mexican hats
foxglove
white swan coneflower
larkspur
agastache
carnation
english daisies
parsley
lettuce
dames rocket

As far as what I still have to sow....there are about 80 so too many for me to list.

Delphinium exaltatum
Delph conn yankees
Foxglove strawberry
Garlic
Hollyhock figleaf
Iris Siberian
Maltese Cross
Meconopsis Lingholm
Mexican Hats
Penstemon barbatus Coccineus 'Scarlet'
Penstemon strictus
Penstemon grandiflorus 'Esprit'
Penstemon superbus
Penstemon "Lilac Frost"
Primula x pubescens
Primula hose in hose
Primula x candleabra
Primula x japanese
Salvia gregii dark pink
Viola Corsica

Interesting selections, some not familiar with, a few I share, not too many.

pitimpanai, I'm indebted for you for the Prairie Smoke, think I WS'ed two pkts may have one to spare, am forgetting what's still there. Also indebted to the person who posted the link to a vendor. BTW Prairie Moon was very fast shipping, reasonable prices and everything I ordered, were out of a couple.

Also got two of your annuals, blue eyes and Laura Bush petunias, lots of seeds in pkt for those. I have great hopes for an annual salvia I like, Farinacea Strata. Sowed most of my poppies, held a few back for spares next year and am going to try my luck with the big blue one.

I see you're also doing bluebells. That's like jumping off a cliff for me, couldn't imagine they're hardy here and be able to WS them. Have you done them before? I had some plants I ordered years ago but failed, may not have pampered them enough.

Are you sure you really want to know? My grow list is 9 pages long! Not all of them will be WS though, the peppers are sown indoors, and some of the veggies are direct sown, such as beans, carrots, cucumbers, melons, radishes, and squash.

Here is what I've done so far:

Alyssum
Aquilegia 'Firecracker'
Asclepias tuberosa
Berlandiera lyrata (Chocolate Flower)
Chrysanthemums - annual ones, 3 diff. kinds
Coreopsis - annual types, x2 diff. kinds)
Dianthus (x2 diff. kinds)
Echium russicum
Eschscholzia calif. (x2 diff. kinds)
Glaucium
Linum flavum 'Compactum'
Lupine
Lychnis (x2 diff. kinds)
Mentzelia linleyi
Pansies
Papaver atlanticum
Iceland poppy
Petunias (x2)
Rudbeckia
Wallflowers (x3 diff. kinds)

Amaranth
Cilantro
Dill
Feverfew (x2 diff. kinds)
Lemon Balm
Marjoram
Oregano
Parsley (x2 diff. kinds)
Arugula
Lettuces (x6 diff. kinds)
Orach
Alpine strawberries

Still to come:

Alonsoa meridionalis
Asclepias curassavica
Calendula
Castor Bean
Dahlias
Gazanias
Ipomopsis
Marigolds
Melampodium
Mirabilis
Nasturtiums
Nicotianas
Osteospermum
Portulacas
Scabiosa
Strawflowers
Sunflowers
Tithonia
Ursinia anethoids
Venidium fastuosom
Zinnias

Basils (x5 diff. kinds)
Chamomile
Perilla
Summer Savory
Tagetes lucida (Mexican Tarragon)
Thai Red Roselle
Stevia

Peas
Ground Cherries
Tomatoes
and maybe Cauliflower

I'm sure I'm forgetting a thing or two, but that is the bulk of it. Now if I could just make my final decisions on those tomato and pepper grow lists!

Bonnie