OH I just LOVE this!! I am not usually a drak grout person but it is just perfect on your mirror. The colored mirrors on the edges are stunning. I especially like the silver paint on the very edge. Makes a nice finish. I think on the diagional for hanging. Very nice. Chris

Stay as far away from sunshine homes as u can. my doublewide is now @ 8yo, not long after the purchase the floors started to get soft so im thinking water leak but the ground was dry underneath thst i could see but i called sunshine anyway, to doeed this up they snt by 3 people over year and a half and i had enuf and called a plumber i knew. he told me i did not have a waterleak but the home had had a very serious accidentand had demolished the whole underside, and ni one informed me i calked sunshine and told them of damage that was discovered and woukdnt u know there was no arguement this time as they remembered m home well and said they would get someone out asap one did show up and cane back and had fiund a no fault probkem to draw me away from wreck but yet this was s huge oriblem. flooring was 24”oc with 5/8” osb. he said that is all that requir but apearantky the rules needed changing told me to empty out that section of home, i have lots of crap dang kol then 2 dumb and dummers show up as i leave for work so i cant watch over them. did get home earleyand they were gone snd house was looking back to normak as i started looking the had only replaced one sheet of plywood, well piec of a sheet and the plywood was 1/2” i had guys number and calked and he said that was sll they could find but not worry they beaced it well. this weekend im replacing flooring and adding supports myself be cause they think they went abve and beyond plus i cant remember how long warranty is , like 3-5 years but it had run out they lie, cheat and only do what they absol must, thinking about it now they sound lije my ex wife crossed with some of my emplo lol lol. hey i have to kaugh or cry about it but its hard not to cry when plywood meets together and theres nit a supporting stud. sorr sorry i got long winded but still didnt touch on tge other issues

its been a long time since planting.. but it could be showing some late transplant stress ... but odds are low on that ... its not uncommon.. in harsher climes ... for minor planting or heat stress ... to show in fall or winter .... or in my case.. with ground freeze ... even next spring ... it can be very hard to tell when the problem happened ... or to convince someone... that what you currently see ... happened long ago ... with blinding sun on half the plant.. and the rest in dark shade.. its hard to see your plant ... but from what i can tell... it doesnt look all that bad ... ken

Thank you for sharing your experiences so I can right my perspective. Gardening this time of the year and with this intensity is new. I dunno what I'm doing at this point. There is one other common denominator between the growies struggling beneath full day sun: WIND. It is windy in these areas. And there it is. Water So, the impact of the sun in this case is but a symptom of an underlying problem. It's probably both soil nutrients and lack of water. My clay loam in other areas really spoiled me. I can plant aggressive flint corn this densely in my weed free clay loam and get a full stand of healthy corn, albeit less production. For the record: There is an immature black walnut tree growing ten feet away. That is pine needles and pine "stuff" that I used as a mulch. Free and abundant to me. Look pretty when you first put it down, but it doesn't retain moisture or protect as a weed barrier as well as hay in this experience.