Yup, I grow some every year. Do a search for bonchi, you'll find several old threads on it. Unfortunately, my best one to date (one with roots flowing down over a skull mountain aquarium display) was accidentally left outside and froze. Didn't make it.

Fireclay Tile is great -- I just moved from downtown San Jose (where their hq is located) and not only is the tile beautiful but the people in the showroom are so friendly. I'll have to look for photos to see if I have anything good --we used their tile on walls, floors, kitchen, bathrooms, laundry-- but we just sold that house so I might be out of luck. This was five years ago and their styles might have changed, but I'd say that if you like a very streamlined or modern look, e.g. rectified porcelain with tiny grout joints, it might not be your thing. Our old house was a 1919 Craftsman so it was a good fit. Glazes are beautiful and they have every color/finish under the sun. A lot of crazing which I love but I know others hate... If anyone's in the SF Bay Area and on a budget, I'd recommend stopping by because they also have a boneyard -- where you can get seconds and overruns for less than retail. Not as good a deal as it was 5 years ago but if you are open as to color and don't need all the trim pieces to match, you can score a deal -- I think they're selling first-quality overruns for something like $10/sq ft now. I had to forcibly stop myself from driving to the boneyard "just to look" when we finally finished our renovation. I'm so bummed I moved 45 minutes away. I got so many ideas just digging through the boneyard and browsing the showroom.

Yeah, and if you click on the big square on the far right, you get thumbnails and the last two posts of each thread. I still like the three-bar view. I can see more threads at a glance, but I do appreciate the options Houzz has provided.

DD and I went to one to look for things for her new apartment. It's huge! We got overwhelmed about half way through and then my allergies started :) I wouldn't go again unless I had a few specific things in mind. The store is a rebranding of the old Garden Ridge stores.