Thank You so much!! I think I have an idea of what needs to be pulled and what doesn't now.

Ward, It only got about 16-18 inches tall ( think 18 inches is max height for this plant. It was grown from seed and started blooming in late June or early July I believe. It bloomed the rest of the summer right up until frost. I did eventually put two of them in the ground and overwintered one inside because I only had 3 and it wasn't supposed to be hardy here. They stayed green at the crown all winter here in the Buffalo/Niagara region buried under the snow. Right now the 2 that were planted in the ground are about 10-12 inches tall. The one I overwintered inside is now in the ground but not growing quite as fast. I think it is trying to establish itself first. Yes my hummers last summer were all over it. Penny

I have medium stained maple cabinets. As I've followed another thread here today I have remembered how when they first arrived and were put in I was so disappointed and awfully afraid I was that I would always see the blochiness. That hasn't happened. I quit noticing it as soon as the kitchen came together, and everything got put back in place, it just adds to the warmth and character now, IMO. I actually like the unevenness of the finish now. Really. The unevenness of the finish is what separates real wood from laminate imitators -- check out a laminate floor or door, nothing blotchy there, easy to photoshop a picture. "This is no picture," my cabinets seem to be saying. Three years later, I'd even choose maple again -- tough stuff, not a ding or scratch on it yet, with cooks, kids, foster kids, and bulldogs. That's saying something. The picture I added is mid-reno. In the finished kitchen I can't take a distant photo with the island and pendants in the way -- seeing it all at once is really the only way to notice the differences. The left side of the photo is engulfed in shadows, so ignore that (it has similar variations)-- the right side of the photo is an accurate representation of the finish. The place that particularly bothered me was stark change from dark to light when comparing the two base cabinet doors (same cabinet), second and third doors from the right. Those are behind an island now and like I said, they wouldn't/don't bother me at all now.

Ooh, I've not heard of that one. It may be, but I do note it says that happens because "citrus trees are not growing actively in the winter" - and mine is most certainly growing, much more vigorously than it was in the summer. Curious to me that the only affected leaves, whatever it is, were the ones right up close to the lamp bulbs. I found this thread linked below, I had several leaves look like the pictures that the poster linked (and some just had yellow splotching, which I took as "burned but not burned brown through, though on second though, maybe that's not the case), but it's odd that the rest of the fallen leaves would look so strange at this point. Perhaps there is more than one thing going on... Now I wish I was home to go have a look at the tree again! http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1826828/can-citrus-leaves-be-sunburned-seems-odd-to-me