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Wednesday, July 29, 2015

It works!

So it looks like the new app is working.

It's been a busy summer, I've tried to do more seed collecting to offer some stuff in this year's catalog.

Keep a close eye on this blog for the next few weeks for updates in the sale.

This Triteleia hyacinthina is on of the seeds being offered. This one is from some open Garry oak savannha, at about 300' in elevation. It's among Camas and tufted hair grass primarily.

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