are these those plants that should not be named.. lol ... yeah .. is see the wings .... it looks much more efficient in bark removal... as compared to my rabbit damage ... which seemed to be more of a tearing.. and leaving lots of stuff there, while totally girdling the plant .... rather than the clean white wood ... i dont know how a rabbit got thru that small netting... and as i told you.. i was not aware.. of rabbits burrowing under snow... to do damage.. as you said you had something like 300 feet of snow this year ... ALL MY RABBITS DAMAGE IS NOW 3 FEET ABOVE GROUND .... and that was the level of the snow ... also ... i would bet my shiny nickle that these plants.. if they were not grafted [and who would] .. will return .... but it might take them a few months to bud out and get a move on ... which would only leaves us.. with what they are ... lol ... if they do return.. you might want to think about all your fencing and what not ... i think its really overkill on protection.. on some level.. and if these survive.. maybe you will come to think about how much protection they really need ... continued luck with your collection ... ken ps: tell hubby.. this is what gardening is all about ... no one beats mother nature.. if she so wishes to mess with us .... there is no way to win.. all the time... and he needs to go a bit zen.. on when she does win .... i mean really ... if it wasnt the snow.. and it wasnt the severe temps.. then its the rodents.. and the vermin.. and then the bugs.. and then the hail ... etc ... at some point ... you have to learn to just shrug.. and laugh ... and keep in mind.. anything destroyed.. is a space.. for something new ...

Bboy, you are right. Some German into English translated conifers are: Abies koreanan 'Silberlocke' into Abies koreana 'Silver Curls' Abies koreana 'Goldener Traum' into Abies koreana 'Golden Dream' Abies koreana 'Kristallkugel' into Abies korenana 'Chrystal Globe' Abies koreana 'Silberkugel' into Abies koreana 'Silver Globe' This isn't the right way and isn't acceptable. The same indeed is the name Jakobsen which is the second name of Arne Vagn from Danmark. He's very disappointed that many people will spell his name in a wrong way into Jacobsen. Please everyone change your wrong Jacobsen in Jakobsen. This counts for: -Abies nordmanniana 'Jakobsen' -Larix kaempferi 'Jakobsen Pyramid' -Microbiota decussata 'Jakobsen' -Picea abies 'Aurea Jakobsen' (I know it's not a right name because it's given after 1959) -Pinus mugo 'Jakobsen'

I would mount the telly on an articulating arm underneath the upper cabinet closest to the dining table. Most likely you will need to attach it to a stud. Hopefully you could make the edge of the telly flush with the end of the cabinet/counter. Using an arm will allow you to pivot the telly toward the DR table, the island or the sink. And then you can fold it flat against the wall for a more streamline look when not in use. With this arrangement, you might have to move the radio/speakers. As mentioned by another commenter/s, I would love to see a general breakdown of cost. Lovely kitchen. Enjoy it in good health!

Noellabella, I click my car starter at my front door when I'm tired. At least it gives me a laugh at the end of the day! I wanted to tell you how fun and cheerful your kitchen looks. I've recently been bitten by the painting bug. Even to the point of taking my first day off for myself since I went to the dentist 8 months ago. I took an ASCP class and am excited. I've got over 150lf of cabinetry to paint, let alone some God-awful furniture that takes on new life after paint. Have fun with this and love it. Your kitchen is fabulous!