Often we may reject a variety based on limited bad experience that doesn't truly represent the qualities of that variety. That's why I stressed my limitied experience with Tomcot. The trees were in a shallow soiled part of my nursery. Harglow is another I forgot to mention and have recently been forgetting to order- maybe ACN doesn't carry it and I should go back to Hilltop who used to give me larger trees anyway (dissappointed with size from ACN this year!). Harglow does blossom a bit later than other varieties and Alfred seems to spread the bloom a bit. Difference between these so called late bloomers and others seems slight here- but there is a regional element to this. Up here we only get a week seperation from first and last blooming apples (thank goodness, really simplifies the spray schedule). I've never had a year where later blooming between varieties of a given species has served to advantage the harvest although it obviously increases your odds a bit. Interestingly, sometimes your earlier flowering varieties fare better in late frost as happened one year for me with peaches. Blossums that had already been pollinated when frost came bore some fruit- later blossums did not. I guess that contradicts the first sentence in this paragraph but nevertheless amplifies my point.

Achang, You can buy them from Roger Meyer for $22 a piece. Tony Here is a link that might be useful: Jujube trees from Roger Meyer

I have checked several garden centers in Monmouth County (Central NJ) and it seems that Geranium Brookside is not well known or available in this area. Does anyone know where I can purchase Geranium Brookside without ordering it on the web?

For me in NJ the only tile store is Mediterranean Tile. Once you go in there you'll never want to leave. It is drop dead gorgeous! And their range of tile from super inexpensive to over the top expensive is there. Their displays are also sooo gorgeous and helpful. 2 locations the Fairfield location is the main one then there is one in Bernardsville. If you are near the Delaware river, I would recommend, Charles tile in Stockton, NJ. You can see both on line. I would make an appointment first before going, their designers are amazing.