I love dreaming over seed catalogues...I always save mine till after Christmas when I really need a pick me up. I wait for a nice cold January Saturday afternoon, pick out a nice bottle of red wine, snuggle into my favorite chair...take a deep breath and open the books of dreams. Bluestone is my very favorite, but I love Park Seed for annuals. I could go online and see the same things, but there is something special about the paper catalogues, you can cover them in post-it notes, and dog-ear the pages...Helen.

Have already marked my selections in the Bluestone catalouge. Hope more come soon.
Bobbie

I already have a little stack of catalogs - the only one with stuff marked though is Totally Tomatoes :) I think I need to restock a few of my favorites again.

-Marie

Krikey!
I guess I buy my seeds from all the wrong places! I have to check the internet to drool over new selections! Seriously! I only get the fall flush of bulb catalogs- like Van Burgundeon and well, Jungs has always been a faithful sender.
Oh, well, I guess it is just as well... I already have more seeds than I can possibly start- but lord knows I am going to try to get most of em started!
I always thought Thompson and Morgan did their best to come up with some newer original selections... although I do like the ones that make great picture books...
I miss green already...

Julie

I have some here, I'm sure more will be showing up in the mailbox soon. I usually wait until after Christmas and then I like to snuggle in and start dreaming. Especially nice on those -20 degree days.

I've received a 1/2 dozen or so, so far but haven't gotten down to looking at them yet. Will take an evening or two, oh who am I kidding, a lot of evenings after Xmas to sit and drool and mark what I want. I have though, ordered some seeds through a couple on-line companies.

Seeds/plants/flowers - who thought it could be so addicting!

I just love it when they start rolling in.

I'll bring my spares to the swap :)

-Marie