The fixtures are Moen Kingsley, chrome finish. (purchased by plumber ) The shower in master is one of their complete 3/4" spa sets, + we bought a separate Moen showerhead...the one that you can switch from rain back to normal....highly recommend this option. Chrome is a rare phenomenon....my wife and I both love it, and it's the least expensive finish option! The kid's vanity is 28", and ours is 42 or 44"...both ordered from Home Decorators, complete w/ granite tops/sinks. ...The vanities is where we saved a bit. We're very happy w/ both vanities. One caveat, the drawers are pretty much wood boxes that sit inside cubby holes..no slides/dovetails/etc....We don't expect them to last a lifetime, but again, I'm happy with what we got vs. what we paid, and the wood finish looks great on both. . ONe caution...plumber hated hooking up the waste to the 28"...that is a very narrow cabinet! flying diver, thanks on the floor comment...it's carrara, so expensive per sqft, but not too much in our small bath! We both love the feel and look of it

You guys are good! It never occurred to me that the first one was winter aconite. That would certainly make sense in that area of the garden.

1. is a variegated cultivar of Brunnera microphylla 2. is a Bluebell. It could possibly be the genuine English bluebell, Hyacinthus non-scriptus, but to me it looks more like a hybrid between that and the Spanish bluebell Hyacinthus hispanica, or even Spanish bluebell itself. If we could see the leaves it would help pin down the id.

You have a lot of different plants growing there but there are some general comments that can be made. Firstly you have far too many plants in your containers. The plants are basically starving due to overcrowding and competition. Pic 2 shows Oregano, a perennial capable of spreading over a couple of square feet, in the same small pot as Cilantro, a short lived annual. The Cilantro will naturally die off in a few weeks, whatever you do. Pic 6 shows a mass of seedlings which should have been thinned out long ago. The same applies to your Opium Poppies. So, the biggest problem is that your plants just do not have enough space. The secondary problem, aside from the space issue, appears to be nutritional. Even the plants which have a bit more space, e.g. the sunflower, do not appear to have sufficient nutrition.