Hey Andrea, that was the place I was referring to. I try to buy in bloom but they're so reasonable with the perennials I get carried away. Judy's daylilies are looking much better this year, less deer damage although I haven't stopped in to purchase any yet (hopefully I'll get home tonite so I can start a new bed this weekend). Three new mini-beds but I've got some bigger plans...I'm sure I'll find something I need at Judy's. Haven't posted much lately, too busy with work but this week's mowing is caught up except for one I'm going to hit now. I'll try to sort through the pics and seperate my stuff from client's stuff and post some pics this evening. Really liking Kwanso this year, perfect compliment to my Fulvas, they start to come on just as Fulva is fading. Sort of like a prettier rebloom as the foliage and height are so similar. Wes Here is a link that might be useful:

well, I had my reply all wrote, then gardenweb stops working and closes the program before I could even click on review, so lost it all.JERRY HYATT is a beauty, and I just love BUBBLE YUMMIN' MAMA .That is so pretty. gorgeous.CINNAMON SUNRSE is another beauty, too. love them lilies. I always look forward to see photos of your beautiful lilies.RICTER is a beauty, too, Love the round pinks like that one. and also SPIRIT FOX is a beauty. and I almost for Tip of the iceburg. so pretty that is. Celeste, I do hope you are all better by morning. I have had that same thing before myself and know how very painful it is. not much helps either, just has to pretty much wear off,altho,I use to put how towels on my neck and it helped a little temporary. jean

some versions of windows 7 contain a virtual machine version of xp (windows xp mode) in them so that you can run older programs that worked on xp inside of 7 however I do not believe that function is in 7 home premium, it begins in the windows 7 professional version. Windows 7, what's the difference between the editions? that software is quite old, I would try to contact the manufacturer ulead to see if they have any options for it. Here is a link that might be useful: ulead

The round area in the center will be an informal sitting area within the garden. I'm thinking four adirondack chairs but it could also be benches or even table and chairs, so long as their made of a natural material. What do you think would work best here? I've got some time to decide on this since I'm waiting until early spring to get them. There's also room to line up some container plants around the periphery of that circular area. It's constructed of small grade river rock (1/4-3/8") about 3-4 inches deep on top of a base of quarry blend. The same as the path you see leading off to the right and the path blends in seemlessly. For now, I'll lay the seating down on top of the gravel. Like I said, informal. Eventually I may consider laying down flagstone into the gravel, but that is a job for "someday". For the next few years at least, my priority is more beds and getting the plantings in.