I have one of those. Mine isn't as dense as yours but it is getting some pretty long arms on it that nicely match the larger angel wing begonia that it is growing with. I think this plant is called Tom Ment or something close to that(I could be totally wrong about the name!). I believe it is a shrubby grower(don't know technical terms). I got mine at my local grocey store also! Manda in Seattle

I will definitely have to remember this. I love natural things. Right now my living room lamps are like this (I added the Rustic Garden Projects to keep it garden junk related lol). I bought this lamp on eBay. I waited about 2 weeks and never got it. So I contacted the seller. He was as perplexed as I was. He felt so bad, he made me another plainer lamp and sent that to me. I felt awful because I really loved this lamp. Lo and behold, a week or so later it arrived! It seems that the courier delivered it to the wrong address and the honest inhabitants returned it. Thank goodness! I love rocks just as much as wood so I'd love to use your idea!

Wow ! That heated up fast. Good going. Think I'll go outside and check my new pile for heat. Bill Hill

It behooves you to quarantine this new rose until you are reasonably sure that it does not have rose rosette disease or rose mosaic virus. Such things can happen anywhere I suppose,but when something is massed produced so cheaply there is a greater chance that quality control may be slack. You seem as passionate about roses as the rest of us. I bet your garden is beautiful. As for rose finds, I am collecting Geshwinde's roses. This season I obtained 'Grafin Eserhazy' from Ashdown Roses. It is still a baby,so I will have to wait to see how it turns out. I have 'Gipsy Boy' trained on a large metal topiary form, as it can be a sprawler when left to its own devices. It looks fabulous on a form! Happy Gardening.