Very lovely, Renee. My Nandina is in full shade and that seems to keep it in check. It has never gotten over 3' tall. It may also be a smaller variety, too, since it's fairly new. Linda, those large-leafed plants to the left of the Nandina are giant Birds of Paradise. Have several in my yard. If they get too big, I just chop down the biggest parts, and let the pups grow. They can be a bit of a nuisance, but I leave them in my yard since so many birds enjoy them, especially my lovely Hooded Orioles. Patty S.

Very nice! We almost bought a quartz sink top from Lowes but my hubby cheaped out since it's in our basement bathroom that no one uses. I wouldn't hesitate to use what you found though!

The apartment complex next to me dug up their entire landscape and tossed everything into a huge dumpster. They had huge clumps of agapanthus that were in the bottom of the dumpster by the time I got there. I wanted those so bad! I only managed to get a few bulbines, but some lived, and they multiply so fast, I'll have a big pot before you know it. I'm still sad about the agapanthus, though. We're talking about 25 clumps of probably 20 bulbs each. AAARGH!

Beautiful!