Eric, that's definitely one of the most beautiful striped roses. Don't be surprised to find you're finding spaces for "just one more centifolia." Hard to go wrong with any of them. Just don't do like I did in Fresno with Gros Choux de Hollande (not a true centifolia) and plant it where you plan on a 4'x4' bush, because it's more like 8'x8' or larger, but fantastic. I was constantly taking huge branches reaching to the street and tying them back to the fence. Thorny job, that. --Ron

Would it be fair to say you have replaced your computer with a newer one using Windows 7? If so that is likely your problem, printer makers will not update drivers beyond a certain time forcing us to buy a new printer - hopefully from them again The other possible issue of course is the label making program, you've had it for a few years so perhaps it was created for XP or (shudder) Windows 98?

One would think that sealing penetrations is standard. I just built an energy star house which required foaming around windows and door and making sure all fiberglass on walls was covered on 4 sides. That meant extra blocking especially on knee walls in attic and behind bathtubs. I added a few other things but I'm not sure that one of the options was to seal the penetrations from ceiling into attic. I just did it myself - was easy without insulation there yet. No infrared camera needed as there was light whereever the holes were. In some cases, a lot of light. And that was just from windows, in a completed house, you could turn on lights at night and really see any leaks. I also foamed around any penetration even if I didn't see light. Basically light fixtures (1 per room + closets), smoke detectors, HVAC vents, and bath fans. I had put some speakers in so I built boxes around them that were also foamed. While on the subject, I built a box around the attic stairs and put a second lift off door with insulation and weather sealing. Costs I think most people around here would want to do their own just because then you know the job is done right. But I'd ask you insulation people. They might suggest just foaming for an inch everywhere - costs about $1 a sqft. Not a bad option and it doesn't require any thought or attention to detail. The foam has r-value of course and so you can cut back on the blown-in part (how much depends on foam but r-7 would be typical closed cell).

Embothrium said: The correct nomenclature is not precise, or the people preparing these articles are making mistakes? I think reporters have to rely on what the perfume houses officially release as their main notes and ingredients. Annick Goutal's "Rose Absolue" perfume lists no less than 6 different rose varieties as follows: "May, Turkish, Bulgarian, Damascus, Egyptian, and Moroccan." https://m.us.annickgoutal.com/rose-absolue-eau-de-parfum-spray-3-4-fl-oz-100-ml It seems to me they are either intentionally vague or their chemists are not closely communicating with rosarians. That's why I thought the NYT article in belmont8's post is interesting, a great perfumer and a rosarian from the Ducher family teaming up for a new fragrance. ETA: Just that my comment doesn’t look out of place to clarify that mine was a response to Embothrium's previous short comment as quoted but it appears to have been deleted and replaced with a newly edited version afterwards.