You could also search this forum. The search box is above the new post box. People have posted a lot of sites over time, as well as posted pics of their own. Below is a link to the inspiration album for this site that Karen/purplemoon made for us. There may be some subjects that interest you there. Sounds like you have alot of room and a lot of ambition. Remember to come back and show us pictures of what you do. Good luck! Kathy Here is a link that might be useful: Garden junk inspiration album

Smittee, I agree with funsocaltiger about the local ones being bigger than what you get from those mail order ones. I haven't ordered anything through the mail yet, although I've heard some good reports from those who do. I find buying from the local stores allow me to poke around with the plants, check if they're healthy and finally take my pick. I usually scout for them at Home Depot, Lowe's, Walmart and even K-mart. Plus some other local nurseries if they happen to sell them. You'll most likely find Cavendish variety (whether it's the tall, dwarf or superdwarf specie). Occasionally, you may get something nice. I got my Kru from HD, Zebrina from Walmart. One Walmart also had some Basjoo. One thing nice with shopping locally is if you find something wrong with the plants, you can almost always bring them back for a refund. I brought one of the diseased cavendish back to K-mart one day and they took back their plant. Talking about diseased plants, make sure you look out for smelly juice oozing out from the pseudostem. It's a sign of virus infection. If you are just starting, you may find Cavendish a good one to start out with because they're the most easily available ones and fairly cold tolerate too although there was one winter when one of mine died. However, the corm didn't really die. The following spring, it had a new plant. Choose some more disease and cold tolerant ones to avoid some heartaches. I haven't planted them long enough to know for sure, but Ice Cream, Praying Hands and Manzano seem to be quite hardy. Hope you find something you like to plant soon. Once you start planting, you'll never want to stop. Welcome to banana addiction.

Would you mind posting the URL's? Thanks.

No, it wasn't either of those sites. On the site I'm looking for it showed a project that had been done and you could click on the different colors of grout to see which looked better. I think it was on a site that also had mosaic instructions.