Thanks for the reply Carolyn. Re: the cornmeal. It was just a silly impulse more than anything. I knew it wouldn't work, but figured that it wouldn't hurt. Plus I had an old package that I was going to toss anyway, so instead I threw a small amount at the base of a few plants. Have had a low-level EB situation going on for quite awhile. I have been spraying with milk/water. Although I try to be organic, I'm not married to the idea. I've been avoiding daconil mostly because all the effort that goes into spraying it. Covering head to toe, breathing mask. Face shield. IOW laziness. But I did give in now that the septoria has ravaged the Hawaiian currant seemingly overnight. That was 2 days ago and it has been rainy since. And tonight, the tropical storm remnants will strike and we are under severe flood warnings. It has been very, very dry, and tho the rain is welcome, not in such a deluge! ;o) As far as the wilt. I really can't believe that it is water logged soil. We haven't had that much rain and my moisture meter doesn't indicate that I'm overwatering. No other plants are showing signs of the wilt that struck the other 2 plants. The foliage has had a tad bit of EB on the very bottom, but no other color changes before it crashed. No ooze that I found, so I guess that eliminates the bacterial thought. Literally, overnight. Fine one day. Went out the next and one side of EOE was hanging draped over the bars of the cage. For example, you know how you notice a wilted branch, your heart pounds, and then you realize that somehow it had broken off the stem? It isn't wilt disease, the branch had just broken off. Well, that's what it looked like, except the whole stem was still firmly attached to the trunk with no cuts or abrassions in the stem. Both plants seemed a bit stunted in comparison to the other plants. The grape, initially, was pumping out the flowers and fruit, but a couple weeks ago, the flowers started decreasing and the amount of fruit appearing dropped way off. The EOE, was never really pumping out the flowers. It had a few flowers and 4 green tomatoes about the size of a ping pong ball. And it too seemed to stop doing much. Though the foliage seemed fine until it wilted. And 2 of the 4 toms developed black dots. I don't know--it just may be one of those things... The EOE was commercial seed and the Grape was a yearbook purchase. But thank you for your help! Christine

How did I miss this? Kate your kitchen is TDF! Just beautiful. I totally empathize as we are into our eighth month and have several more to go. I don't know which is worse: dealing with contractors and tradespeople who don't meet expectations, or having your own dear spouse doing everything (which is what we're doing) -- so there's only so much one person can do every day and still stay sane. But I do know from prior experience (bathrooms) that the pain is forgotten once everything is completed. Your kitchen is going to be such a joy. Just try to imagine the sun shining (it's spring? summer?) and all the people you love standing around that gorgeous island, celebrating with you. Hold that thought!!!!!

It looks like it may be from the Maidstone Collection by Troy Lighting. Here is a link that might be useful: Maidstone Collection

I would x-post, but the pics took FOREVER to load, so I'm just asking interested parties to take a look ; ) it is titled "Red Single bloom with white stripes ?"