Thanks for the response. I sent you another e-mail with my address.

Thank you all for your suggestions. We will be compiling a list and then running the selections and prices through our Hort Committee. I always over-submit in case some plants are not available at the time of ordering. I will be happy to post our final list when we get through with it. Like Bob said, this is actually a large greenhouse which will be mainly devoted to Broms. If you look on our website www.buffalogardens.com, you will see a photo of the facility- we are working on one of the secondary domes, specifically the one to the left of the main palm dome. *big dome* :) I should take some digitals today and see if I can get them up on the internet- they are working on putting the glass in right now, and it's a mess, but at least you can see the size. All of your help and suggestions are appreciated more than you know. I would really like this to not be such an "epcot" display of a sea of red guzmanias, but a bromeliad "living museum"; a sanctuary where both brom afficionados and the "uninitiated" can go to see some great plants. Don't get me wrong, I like drifts of color, but I also want specimen plants with botanical value. We've got the facilities, and now is the time to add the magic!

I posted on KT too. I member Pooh Bear mostly from this forum so I'm glad you put this here.

I was thinking somewhat the same thing. Sometimes, when I've wanted to offer someone the opportunity to contact me privately but they don't have email capability via Gardenweb, I've put the message in text, but disguised it, splitting it up so it's difficult for robitic searchers to decipher, or reversing a sequence of phone numbers, giving a key elsewhere in the message. ole joyful