I don't grow the other two, but Rose Masterpiece will be one I always have with me. Early flowering (one of my first to bloom), large blooms with good substance, lovely color with little to no blotching, reliably winter hardy. It always elicits comments from visitors. Personally, I can't think of a thing not to like about it........Maryl

In my limited experience, 3G is often problematic. It's best not to use it unless you must, like in the car, or for those features which only work on 3G. It also saves you bandwidth to use wifi when available. It's possible that your 3G was running slow and timing out before the information made it to the site. Where I live, theoretically we have 3G on all networks and 4G on some, but in reality we're usually on the Edge network or equivalent, which makes it more or less impossible to use it for anything more than text email.

Thanks everyone for the help. I am 99% sure I am going with the Standish White. I honestly think all 3 yellows look very pretty, but when taking into account the carpet color and the colors I have in neighboring bedrooms, the Standish White seems to be best. The Philadelphia Cream looks so pretty on the posterboard but I think it might intensify and brighten on all four walls. I don't really want a heavily saturated color (because the rest of my decor is more subtle). Standish seems like a more subtle yellow that is muted and that has that lit-from-within glow that I am after, without being too lemony (like the Windham) or too sunshiney (like Philly Cream). And it has a more sophisticated feel to it...at least that is what hubby said :) I don't think I could go wrong with any of these colors though.

i know all 3 are junk judging on a high standards but if you had to chose 1 https://www.la-z-boy.com/p/sofas/phoebe-premier-sofa/_/R-610637 https://www.westelm.com/products/hamilton-upholstered-sofa-h1469/?pkey=csofas%7Call-sofas%7C4294693231&isx=0.0.1942.4000244140625 https://gusmodern.com/products/parkdale-sofa in general also with lower end furniture like this which upholstery is best for looks AND durability? polyester? polyester blend? cotton? leather( my guess is westelm leather is not that great quality and will peel, etc?) i hate suede/velvet and microfiber so those are out please do not bash me i know that i get what i pay for but still p.s. we had a gus jane for 7 years and threw it away because it was squeaky and seats where uncomfortable after a few years the parkdale description states they use kiln dried hardwood and PET (down made from recycled water bottles)-anyone have any experience with this kind of cushion fill? TY