I was still able to find a pretty good selection at Home Depot but I can't find any cilantro seeds.

Calloway's, which is the same company as Cornelius, had all kinds of seeds here in Dallas. Their site says there are three Cornelius stores in Houston. I'd check with them.

Here is a link that might be useful: Calloways/Cornelius

Everytime I go to Wabash Antiques Feed store (I love to look around), I always see a pretty generous collection of seeds for sale. I wouldn't swear they have it all year round but I think they do. You might give them a call. Their web page seems kind of messed up right now but here's a link to their info in another place: http://www.yelp.com/biz/wabash-antiques-and-feed-store-houston

They are in the Heights which isn't really North Houston, I know but in case you haven't found anything else, I thought I would suggest it.

Here is a link that might be useful: Wabash Antiques

Interesting thought: If tomatoes can be planted twice a year around our horrendous heat, can Bantam sweet corn, or any sweet corn also be planted about this time or later to get one last stand of wonderful sweet corn about the time things cool down a bit?

I'm most especially interested in trying something called "3 Sister Planting", an Indian custom I read about, where they planted the corn, then later beans to add nitrogen and use the corn stalks for support and then squash for a ground cover around the two.

Anybody ever try that this late in the year?

Thanks.

Connie

what seeds were you wanting to winter sew . I have several peas and other thingsLMK<3