I can't find much on it either, but I was able to find out where it originated! I will ask Lloyd about it's hardiness (I just happen to know him) Here is a link that might be useful: Peace Tree Farms

Mark, Since we know that Aden took plants from Kevin Vaughn and Florence Shaw and registered them as his own, and we know that he was in the UK to collect plants. It is highly likely that Color Glory is actually Borwick Beauty. Perhaps this will all be sorted out in the registry some day. There is no way that Color Glory is Fascination x Intrigue (Both plants taken from Birchwood). Just one look at the flowers will tell you that. No one ever saw any hybridizing or seed growing by Aden. There were no records left after he died. It is highly unlikely that he did any hybridizing at all. He was a collector of plants (one way or another) and did an excellent job of marketing with Klehm's in the 90s. I doubt, however, if he ever created a plant on his own. Steve

This posting is well after the fact, but an FYI on top of the hours worth of testimonials above to confirm the Perfect Flame GSC 3318 (side by side lids)was a complete waste of money. Contrary to that implied by the Lowes salesman, I did not purchase this unit because of price, I was furnishing a new house and simply liked the arrangement and size of the unit. Having had punted Home Depot years earlier to become a loyal Lowes customer based on their merchandise quality and customer service, it did not seem necessary to do a whole bunch of research. My mistake. I purchased this grill in July of 2006 as a floor model. From the first use forward, the left hand side would light, then flash and whistle; kind of like the backflash sound of an acetylene torch. Due to my work load at the time, I had not time to pursue a fix and figured it was probably a simple adjustment. As winter approached, it was clear the heat output on the working side was not sufficient to offset the northern Michigan winter temperatures, and eventually I abandoned the grill on my front porch until now, fall of 2012. Oh, yes, as our Lowes friend suggested, I purchased a cover with the grill so it would be protected even though it was stainless steel and its home was a covered porch. Even so, the rusting "stainless" steel reared its ugly head about two years after this "grill" attained decoration status as a result of the high-quality cover I purchased dry rotting and blowing into the front yard. So, six and one half years after the fact, my wive and I wheeled it into the garage and I was about to attempt to fix this engineering wonder and tribute to global trade, but after searching for a manual and reading an hours worth of negative postings,I am considering otherwise. Has anybody out there come to a similar juncture and successfully reconditioned or should I say rebuilt a similar unit with aftermarket parts? Anybody have a link to an owners manual? Mine is probably at the same location as my receipt, which is currently MIA along with all of my other paperwork from 2006. Anyways, that is my experience to date. Congrats to those who did not get taken and have similar grills that work correctly. Shame on Lowes for joining or at least repeating Home Depot's race to the bottom with this product.

Brenda....what is the marking on the back? and how big are the spoons...more to the point how much do they weigh. If they are sterling and tea spoon size, they are worth about $15 to $30 each depending on the desirability of the pattern. If they are serving spoon size, they may be worth as much as $60 each....again dependingon the weight. If they are plated, they may be worth $1 to $5 each...again depending on the desirability of the pattern. What is the mark on the back? and how long are they.