It is entirely possible! Thanks for the heads up on this. Looking at the pics on Dan's website, I will go back and rename that picture as ISLE OF SKYE. Although I routinely take a picture of cultivar/ nametag/ cultivar/ nametag and try to be accurate, sometimes the labels are hard to read or placed where you are not sure which cultivar the label goes with. Three of the gardens had really difficult to read / find nametags ( IMHO) and we ran into this problem when trying to ID a few pics for the next Journal.

I believe the appearance of many of these will change as they become more established. Still I wanted Northern growers to see what they look like early on in my northern garden. We don't always get to see what these blooms look like early on in the season, but I have seen many change dramatically as the season progresses. Linda

Yea-much easier to deal with in winter too... less fatalities and less worry, I wish I would have made the Cactus bed a little bigger!(-;

Once again, jane, your 'simple' (the word you used) is so charming & elegant! Your new lanterns on the mantle w/all the pumpkins, leaves & accessories look wonderful...again I love the art work that you've shown a closer view of before. Pheasant decor/plates are beautiful! (like janet I've been on the outlook for one of those lanterns...I gave one to DD for her b'day a couple yrs ago). Those solid white ironstone dishes do make a perfect backgrd for your diff displays in this hutch (& I love your hutches ...both black & white one)! That 'Elephant's Trunk' sounds like a wonderful TS...you sure got some bargains!! All your Johnson Bros are so lovely displayed this time of the yr & it always makes me want to buy a few. Love how you used all the white assessories, too...the pumpkins, tureen, turkeys! So elegant looking! You've really got alot done in a short time, jane! Enjoyed visiting your home again & TFS! Jeanne S. LOVELY!