Josh Thank you. I didn't realize that large plant was Crosby's - looking at it now I see that leaves are bit smaller, comparing to trunks. Must be quite old? I have few, but they are much smaller. My oldest plant is only about 4 or so yrs old, grown from small cutting IIRC. They seem to have much smaller leaves - unless I have them mis-IDed. Here is a bunch, all grown from cuttings from original plant: Here is a comparison of leaf size; 'regular' C.o. and Crosby's: My oldest plant is only 12.5" from soil line, and it is in 4.5" pot: I don't remember if it is one base with 2 trunks or 2 separate below soil line...I have pruned it a lot, and rooted cuttings in 1st photo.

Hmmm let me try out my amateur home staging here..... Houzzers have been hinting at these, and these are the main areas I see: Paint. The heavy paint colors are making buyers think "$$$" or even "remodel" because of the large size and high ceilings. Price. Allow credits for paint, carpet replacement, and anything else dated and expensive to replace--or drop the price. The Loft Space: show buyers what it could be. Put 1 or 2 bookcases in the recessed area, and the chairs on the other side. Or do a makeshift office in the area with a folding table, tablecloth, and chair. The Family Room. De-accessorize the entire downstairs, especially family pics. Buyers will feel like the house is not theirs. Neutral slipcovers can go over the puffy furniture, and it can be rearranged to show off the space. Master Suite: My favorite area in her home, make it spa like. Hang 84-95 inch panel drapes, high to play up the tray ceiling. A white/cream rug near the entrance will give more flair and hide the carpet. Hang 1 large wall art piece over the bed. Add either the puffy chair slipcovered white from downstairs or the white bench from the bathroom. See if there are bigger lamps and night tables in the house. Master bath: the same beautiful off white paint, white towels, remove the bath mats, and maybe 1 orchid on the vanity. A Local Home Staging Company. This house is very large and expensive. If she has the money, a staging company can do this easily in 1 to 2 days, from rearranging to bringing in their own furniture and putting hers in storage. They can also give the home a put together "moneyed" look that fits the clientele. Little Things: small touches can make buyers feel at home, such as refreshments for buyers, light music, artistic/natural/fireplace dvd art on TV's, candles, or adding calming scents. Houzzers, what do you think?

Stay well, Mary Kay. Thank you and your colleagues. I will be hoping for the best to all of you and your many patients. Get someone to help you move patients. And at night, after you get home and shower, perhaps do some slow, gentle supine, knee towards opposite shoulder stretches — slowly, to help stretch out muscles gently. Do NOT injure your back any more. You won’t be able to help and you could have long lasting injury.

Crotalaria spectabilis. https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/crotalaria-spectabilis/