For the sedum, I have been told that the plant was buried too deep. Hope this helps on the sedum, I just pull the green stalks out (on the sedum) the Hosta I would seperate it out, it will come back green Ps I dont think that cultevars turning green actually are considered reversions, they cant GO BACK to something that they never were to begin with? revolution didnt start out as a green hosta, it is a sport of Loyalist, and Loyalist is a sport of Patriot, and Patriot is a sport of Francee (none of these are solid green) unless you go back all the way back to Francee is a sport of fortunei . its just turning into another green hosta. Hosta dont actually revert, there are way too many genes in the pool for them to go back to the original parent plant (and about 4 or 5 plants seperated from the original, wouldnt their genes be even more of a cocktail?), I believe. My Revolution is doing the same thing, there is no picture in the Hosta Library of fortunei, the leaf shape is the same as Revolution, it looks like a green Revolution. Oh gees.. that was just way too taxing on my brain! Any thoughts here from anyone else? I dont understand why we call it a Reversion. My June has some solid blue leaves coming up, but they are not as nice of shade of blue as Halcyon. I would name it 'Trailer Trash Blue' if I keep it. yah, and that would definatley fit in with another thread about not buying a Hosta for it's name LOL Sorry to exhaust anyone here, just thought I would say what was on my mind. can we just call them NEW? (cause they are) and that is How we get new Hosta,,, from sports (even if they are green). and other means. Paul

teddy, Throughout the process of our new build, I have been quite surprised that *most* local dealers don't actually even employ their own installers, but rather hire outside installers. This is my own personal experience, living in a small town. You can call your local appliance stores and ask if they use their own installers or if they use an independent installer. If it's the latter of the two, ask for their name! You can also look up your local builder's association and search by trade... members must pay a fee to be listed and usually have a great reputation. Best of luck to you :)

Congrats on making progress. I second Lake Girl's suggestion, though. You probably should still do what you need to stack things for new flooring--just in case your husband might end up listening to a voice of higher authority, like some guy covered with concrete dust who's happy to help him save money by promising the old tile can be made to work. I.e., bring in your own authority--first--and supplement with properly coached friends and family. Surprising things can happen during a remodel, especially when time issues, even modest money issues, and a gang in agreement coalesce unexpectedly. BTW, in construction, the subs virtually ALWAYS feel whatever goes in fastest and on schedule is what should be done. Also, with the right (wrong) DH, just what constitutes an authority whose opinion outweighs one's own can be surprising. In the case of our tiny vacation home it was the voice from beyond of the previous owners being channeled through an old folding tray table they'd kept standing in the miniature kitchen to hold...absolutely nothing worthwhile. I was emptying this mess to join the mountains of other stuff headed for Goodwill when DH told me we should keep it there, basically because they did. I laughed, but he wasn't joking. Sigh. Unlike your problem, mine (the table, not DH) fit into the waiting garbage bag quite nicely.

I can't remember when I found Houzz, but it was after finding this forum. I love it also, but I get a little frustrated when finding things in photos that I like, but can't figure out how to find out what they are. I am technically challenged, and also usually too tired (after being on here for hours on end) to figure it out. That is one thing I really like about this forum- everyone references things so well.