Sophie, I agree. Fame is one beautiful daylily. It looks like it is such a true, bright baby pink. Those kinds of pinks are hard to find. And the gold throat makes it look like it's glowing. I just purchased an unregistered Munson seedling late last summer that is speckled called Rendezvous With Roses. I love spots and can't wait to see it bloom this year.I also collect daylilies with light edges and this one has that too. The picture is from the listing at the Lily Auction:

While this forum is probably the best place to get your specific questions answered, I don't think anything matches having at least one reference book preferably with beautiful pictures. The local libraries have pretty good selections to try out and see how you like them. Here are two good choices: http://www.amazon.com/Month-Gardening-Florida-Month---Month/dp/1591862353/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1291059204&sr=1-1 http://www.amazon.com/Florida-Gardening-Newcomers-Survival-Manual/dp/1893443094/ref=sr_1_11?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1291059204&sr=1-11 (only black and white pics) Michelle

I hadn't seen this thread when it appeared in Oct. I actually find it kinda odd. The OP has never posted again. Maybe it was indeed spam? Either way, I have really found the original Range Hood FAQ very helpful, and have emailed the link to friends cause it's such a good summary. I don't think the OP has added anything helpful to the hood FAQ, and his additions might confuse someone new to the Appliances Forum, or someone struggling with hood choices (the hardest choice for me in my kitchen!). As others have pointed out, it's odd he chose a 36" hood for a 48" range. Odd that he doesn't mention Wolf hoods in his discussion of high-end hoods, even though that's the range brand he chose. Why does he say baffles are not standard in high-end hoods - that's incorrect. And indeed, despite his contention, the greater component of noise in a hood is the airflow. You can have two identical hoods in two homes - the home with the problematic ductwork (i.e. more bends, longer, or narrower) will be noisier despite the identical motors. I think the Futuro hoods are a good brand, judging by what others have enthusiastically written on the Gardenweb about them. But I hope that people looking for helpful info on hoods in general will look at the original Hood FAQ rather than the OP's additions.

Littlebit, I am so glad to hear that we made your December brighter last year. And that you were mis-diagnosed! That was the one time that mis-diagnosis was a good thing. As for adding those who need to back out, that is up to them. I will be happy to do that if they agree. I have the addresses. I would just need to put them in a different place on the list. Not hard! Rosemaryt, if you are going to join us, please send me your info thru my page so I can add you. Littlebit, you to, please! What is wrong with your font on the computer? Maybe we can help. Tami