I stumbled upon this website this morning and thought I would share. You can get sorrel, dandelion, chickweed, yarrow, calendula, and plantain seeds from them.


http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/seeds/seeds.html

that looks like a great site, anja. have you ordered with them before?
http://www.theodorepayne.org/ also has a great selection. and i've been happy with their service... they are especially good for CA native plants

I have not placed an order with them yet, but I did like that there were so many of what I needed for the torts available at one place. I will probably place an order in the next week or two and will definitely report back on service and quality. I will have to check out Theodore Payne. Thanks

Haha I actually just found the same place a few days ago!! They have lots of good stuff.

I ordered a catalog from them and got it today. They have "herbal teas" I was wondering if these would be ok to add to my tort's diet? They have one tea that's called Hibiscus high blend, it has red hibiscus, rosehips, lemon-grass leaves, orange peel, spearmint leaves, roses and stevia. ( does anyone know what stevia is? Would any of those ingredients be harmful to my tort?

This post was last modified: 03-01-2008 06:08 PM by Coldliz.

Maybe everyone should post on this thread who they use or have found for seeds or other plants, that way everyone would have a reference when they need seeds.

Here is a site you can buy hibiscus plants from...http://www.fancyhibiscus.com/

Check Home Depot for Hibiscus. I got one for $10 yesterday. When I went to replant it, there were 2 plants in the pot. There are pretty red blossoms on it with many buds waiting to open. My granddaughter took 2 blossoms for my Redfoot & Sulcata. The redfoot inhaled hers before we got the one for the Sulcata in her enclosure. She enjoyed hers too.
Patsy

I was thinking about planting some things in my indoor enclosure, just in one side of the enclosure. What do you all think?

Patsy,I'm glad you found the plant but I suggest you let it grow awhile because of pesticides that they may have sprayed it with, at least a couple months.

Go for it, just make sure whatever you plant is free of pesticides and fertilizers. Also that it is not toxic.