It's still hard to tell from these photos. I can't clearly see the whole scape. Based on these photos, I would still say 5. I can clearly count three on top and two laterals. Your first lateral seems to have a branch that goes in two directions, but you can only count one lateral branch per bract. I've never heard of daylily that had more than three branches on top. On top they either have two-way or three-way. You need to think in terms of MAIN branching. In any case, this plant is very well branched and you can be proud of it. Debra

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the person that gave you the granite, what sink did they have in it? also keep in mind that if you find a bigger sink you like, you could have someone come out and cut the granite to fit it. it shouldn't cost that much to do. they can do it on site for you. do you have a type of vanity that is going to work w/that rounded bump-out part? If not, it may be easier to scratch this and look for the pre-fab bathroom vanity tops/sinks included. they're only a few hundred at most. maybe cheaper.

here are some lighter kitchens. what you could do (can you guys DIY??) try and find diff doors for your cabinets w/o the arches. tons of places have older oak cabs w/the shaker style doors. find them used, or look for shaker oak doors in your size from other places. You only need uppers. you could also remove the center panel and use some type of glass. Then paint. see if any of these are more modern for you (notice the glass panels in a few of these uppers) Black countertop would be perfect w/your wood. you can find black granite like Jet mist, Virginia mist, or even a soapstone, that isn't too expensive. Silestone Eternal Charcoal looks like soapstone but is quartz. cost is about $2300 for a slab. I like this one or the first one w/the black countertops. Notice this 2nd pic w/the glass in the doors. at least if you tried this you could cut down on the dated arch look in the uppers. Bring in black hardware, cup pulls, some pendants, and a glazed white brick backsplash. This would be more farmhouse modern, and more applicable to your cabin. Would this work? two tone. more open shelving. more farmhouse. glass upper doors. a type of black pattern granite. not super modern, but diff. look around for used cabs. people unload them on Craigslist every day sure does make the space lighter! paint this, and you could have something like this notice the lighting, the rug, and the window coverings. you'll to update all of those, and get the right furniture, if you want to truly modernize. I love how this looks w/the white and the natural textures of accessories. Hey, you asked for modern! well, here's a modern log cabin