@J.Musser Only you can see how many helpful flags you've had. I can't see yours. Oddly, I can see how many profile views you've had on your profile but I can't see how many I've had on mine anymore.

@OrganicLawnDIY I can see yours.

You have 10

look in the activity tab

@J.Musser @J.Musser You're right. I missed the tabs on your profile. I was looking lower on the page because the new profile ad on my profile page was throwing me off. Hmm.. .and now I can see my profile views too but I checked both tabs before and searched for "profile views" and found nothing. Odd.

@J.Musser or @Niall C I just edited this gardening.stackexchange.com/questions/18019/…... It had no visible comments or edits. When I posted, @Kevinsky's edit came up. I'm not sure I can ping him cuz I've never seen him here and I think I read somewhere that the person has to have been in the room.

Can you get in touch with him to let him know I apologize for stepping on his toes? I would never have edited on top of him! Thanks!

@J.Musser Thanks for that, and all your support! Has your tree become truncated all of a sudden-maybe due to the profile change? I'm not sure that's the right word but I liked the pun:). Maybe it's the same but I can't see the edges and I feel like that's new.

@J.Musser Now it says 553, you flag-busy man! Very impressive!

@J.Musser Wow-I missed this one-being called awesome from you is high praise!

@OrganicLawnDIY Thanks for the well-wishing! I also like that Park has little envelopes inside for the tiny seeds!

@OrganicLawnDIY Thanks for this. I use it for indoor plants, many of which are bad for cats. I have no outdoor pets but I love my rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks, skunks, raccoons, and don't want to hurt anyone. The chips and bunnies especially eat everything. Bunnies like my pink impatiens (not white). They don't eat the plant though-just the flowers, which grow back in time for another meal!

Have you grown Monkey Flowers? parkseed.com/magic-blotch-mix-monkey-flower-seeds/p/01372-PK-P1/…... Very pretty, easy to care for and unbelievably easy to grow from seed (actually green pellets). No biggie for an experienced guy like you but awesome for beginners.

@Sue It looks like he approved your suggestion, so I don't think he's too put out by it. :)

@Sue @Sue I really don't have much experience seeding flowering plants other than dropping some marigold seeds in the veggie garden. The only "landscape" plants I've only ever planted were plants and bulbs I've purchased from nurseries. This year I'm trying to grow a few annuals from seed though.