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Jen · 11-21-2006, 10:48 AM,

Here's an example of a zen cart that's been customized for a unique look and feel (except some of the design bars are still stock). The WildSeed Farms of Fredericksburg, TX. Not all zens need to look the same - many just stay stock because it's easier. You can see the zen "peeking out" if you click on some of the actual catalog pages (click "wildflower seeds" on the top). However, this site does a great job of giving the customer the information they need to actually use the seeds - with planting time, depth, average planting success, suggested uses, pictures of mature plants, picture of seedlings (so you don't pull them thinking they're weeds), etc.

I buy from these guys just about every month - we have all kinds of wildflowers around the house, yummy salsas in the pantry, and quirky pottery. They're also great at customer service - often calling after an order to make sure that there aren't any unanswered questions about planting.

Jen

stardust · 11-22-2006, 02:37 AM,

Nice site, Jen. Is the green salsa ranchero superb?

Jen · 11-22-2006, 03:55 AM,

It is, it is . . . and also the roasted raspberry chipotle - put over cream cheese and scoop up with crackers or tortilla chips. Oh, and also the peach habanero. Oh, and also . . . well, you get the idea.

stardust · 11-22-2006, 05:08 AM,

Yep. Think so.

I like the simpler layout of that site. Interesting.