Thanks, Majesty Palm appears to be the winner! The pics I've seen look of that species looks pretty much like what I have, and the fact that it is known to be a common and popular house plants seems to confirm it. The chrysalidocarpus (Areca Palm) may look similar, but there appears to be differences to mine, from photos I've seen. e.g. the chrysalidocarpus leaves bend down, mine bend upward, and there is more seperatation between mine. Also, mine has a single "trunk" at the root, where the stalks grow up, whereas the areca palm pics show several to many individual offshoots at the base. Thanks again, I can find lots of info on the Majesty Palm, so I should be able to figure out how to care for it and fix the yellowing. Now, I just need to find out how to save my juncus spiralis corkscrew rush plant.....

The first looks like a juniper.

Thanks! I can see myself buying something called Eskimo Pie, just based on the name, not to mention that it is a white or light centered one, which is my favorite type (I wonder how such preferences come about: why do I like that so much more than a white edged one?). Anyone else know anything? What is the big one in the middle of the last shot, with a narrow white edge? Nothing here is more than 2 years old, and I am surprised at how big that one got. And, the smallish blue ones (not the Blue Cadet, the ones with a slightly wavy edge), like that in the forground of "view from the North"? I appreciate the help!

Haha Mike, one of my greatest follies was in planting a few Port Orfords-these were 'Oregon Blue'-both at my son's house in SE Wisconsin-which actually might make it-but more hilariously, up at my dastardly cold tree plantation location in Z4. Couple that foolishness with the winter we had two winters back, and well, can you say toast? The little guy at my son's though, while damaged in that same winter, has reformed a leader and seems off and running. Will be interesting should it actually survive for a while. A most delightful plant in my scheme of things. +oM