I haven't made any tea since last week, but it sounds good, I might have to go do that. I'm feeling better this afternoon and think I'm going to try to eat something if I can get it in my mouth, so I'll have high tea with you.

I've been working on putting a design on some shopping bags, but haven't got it down yet.

I spent much of last evening reading my new reference bookon hostas. Which I've fallen totally in love with. And today, a local nursery up here called me that they had my order for daylilies and hosta ready to pick up. Could I come by for it.
Oh you bet. Even DH agreed to go with me, since he had a better idea where we were headed.

Upshot is, I visited Seawright nursery, the man and woman who own it are wonderful people from north Mississippi, which was a big surprise. And now I will have LOTS of hosta and WHITE DAYLILIES to take home to Alabama when we go. I feel that we now are acquainted with two very interesting people, and I hope we can pursue the acquaintance in the following months. Only, up here, the gardening season is coming to a screeching halt. Except for bedding things down for a long winter nap.

And as soon as I sign off here, I will be indexing my new purchases.

Lavender, I found a great picture on Webshots which reminded me of your herb garden with the pergola and arches. If I could have sent it to you I would. It is copywright protected so no posting on here.

Meanwhile today I picked the seeds of our tall pink phlox. Those little beebees are going to become southerners next year.

I am visiting my sister in Asheville. We went to a tea house for lunch, a tradition that we do each time I visit. Had the house blend which had orange blossom and sunflower. Very floral. We both had trout over arugula with goat cheese for lunch.
The, on to shopping where i bought a few things on sale:)