Here's the link to the thread requesting the spreadsheet. It also has a link to the very first mention of the spreadsheet. Explanation of the spreadsheet: In order to evaluate the quality of different cabinet lines, I created a spreadsheet showing different cabinet evaluation points and filled in each cabinet line from the manufacturer's spec information. I created a 4Share account and uploaded the spreadsheet. You just go to the link below to get the latest version. Below are the ORIGINAL evaluation points (w/out new additions in later versions)..the next column would be the best attribute.. then the next column after that the next best and finally unacceptable. As I read about a cabinet line I would fill in the info and then color code the box according to whether it was best, next best, or unacceptable. I pulled the attributes from Consumer Reports and some books I have. Shelves Cabinet Box Back Wood Doors Wood Drawer Fronts Hinges Drawers: Depth Drawer Box Dovetail Drawers Full-Extension Drawers Soft Close Drawer Glides Warranty Finish KCMA seal Hanging rails/Mounting strips Pullout drawers Have types & Sizes needed? Notes Here's the ORIGINAL evaluation points & attributes (w/out new additions in later versions)- Best=B, Next Best=NB, Unacceptable=UA. Not every point has all an Unacceptable or Next Best Shelves B: Adjustable 3/4 plywood NB: 5/8" Cabinet Box B: Corner gussets, I-beams, 3/4-1/2" face frame,furntiure-grade plywood less likely to warp than solid wood NB: 3/8" plywood UA: Particleboard, avoid laminate over particleboard Wood Doors B: Mortised corners, solid wood frame with solid wood panel NB: butt joints, veneer over plywood Wood Drawer Fronts B: 3/4" hardwood or metal w/bolt holes NB: 1/2" particleboard UA: MDF, particleboard, Hinges B: Cup, adjustable Drawer Attributes Depth B: Full Drawer Box B: Wood or plywood, 3/4" sides (2 cm), plywood bottom sitting in grooves NB: MDF med density fiberboard, 1/2" sides (1.2 cm), metal sides, stapled bottom back UA: Particleboard Dovetail Drawers B: yes Full-Extension Drawers B: yes Soft Close B: yes Drawer Glides B: Steel, Epoxy Coated, Ball Bearings, Bottom Mount, rated to hold 75 lbs NB: Nylon Rollers, Side Mount Warranty B: Lifetime Finish B: Conversion varnish, catalyzed KCMA seal B: yes Hanging rails/Mounting strips *don't have criteria here Pullout drawers B: Wood or plywood, 3/4" sides (2 cm), plywood bottom sitting in grooves NB: MDF med density fiberboard, 1/2" sides (1.2 cm), metal sides, stapled bottom back Here is a link that might be useful: Thread requesting cabinet spreasheet

Hi, Sam. Sorry, I didn't think I had much to say on that thread. I saw the title of the post and assumed it was for people who "stopped" using pesticides. I never started. I realize I'm lucky that I live where serious, debilitating pests like chili thrips don't live. But I simply accept whatever damage comes -- and beginning my third year with this garden, I notice that damage is less severe than the first year. I guess that all the good stuff I throw on the soil, as well as the varied plants I picked, do their part towards attracting the "good bugs" and other critters that keep the "bad bugs" in check. Is every leaf perfect? No, but nothing is so debilitating that most of the plants (including the roses) I picked can't just grow past them -- and any that can't survive, well, simply aren't fit enough for me to grow here. When things are growing all big and intermingled, the eye is drawn toward the pretty and away from the ugly. :-) ~Christopher

The buds are very rounded, but the smaller ones are pointed. I shoved some in a bowl as I was playing Morticia Addams making some cutting to try and root. I does look very much like the rose you fond in Sonoma, catspa, except there is no red in the growth and the buds and flowers have glandular prickle like structures, but maybe it hasn't put forth much new growth. It is highly neglected but the foliage is healthy and hearty! I like that it may be an Alba, it really does look like most of the photos, especially the second and last photos which do not show the new red growth. I knew I could count on you experts! It really is white, which made me wonder after looking at more photos, no yellowish center. A fun find! I found it at the Oddfellows Cemetery in Anderson.

[https://www.houzz.com/discussions/rose-propagation-and-exchange-dsbr0-bd~t_30003[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/rose-propagation-and-exchange-dsbr0-bd~t_30003-dsbr0-bd~t_30003) Just add it to your topics. You might want to post in the Rose Forum and Antique Rose forum and even the Organic Rose forum, but that would require a separate post as one can only post to 3 forums at a time. I remember your posts. A better option to find a particular post is to click on your name which takes you to your page. Click on activity at the top and you'll see posts, comments on the left hand side. I see you've started 18 posts and have made 106 comments! You can then save it so you'll easily find it under your Idea Books.