I'd just call it "Beautiful" and be done with it!! Sorry can't help with the name,it's just gorgeous though!! Kathi

An old Martha Stewart color from Sherwin Williams called Pemetic Trail 8081. No chips at SW but for $7 you can get a Color To Go jug to sample it. You can get a full spectrum version from Ellen Kennon, it's called Powdered Pebbles. And, yes, chips and pics will pop up in Google searches. But I'm sure you know by now that you can not judge color by what you see on your monitor, phone, tablet, etc. It's impossible for a device to duplicate paint colors. Impossible because devices emit colored light to your eyeballs. Which is completely different from how in real life color works. In real life color, like paint chips, is reflected to your eyeballs. You should never, ever use a monitor or screen of any kind to evaluate or compare paint colors. You must get a chip. Tapestry Beige by the way is from the middle of the yellow hue family. Here's the color notation: Hue 4.43 Y / Value 8.40 / Chroma 1.06 Middle of the yellow hue family means it's a good ways away from the Green-Yellow hue family and its overtones of green. It has a chroma more than one which is another indicator that it's unlikely to show an edge of greeness. But the inherent quality of light ultimately decides what it's going to look like. Grab a chip or sample and see what it looks like in your space.

Hi Monaw, First of all, thank you so much for writing such a great content! I've grown up in a house where my grandmom and mom always had "real" flour sack towels in the kitchen. I've been always a great fan of those wonderful kitchen "tools" and recently opened my own flour sack towel company. We call it Mary's Kitchen Flour Sack Towels. Here is the link, if you want to check it out: https://www.floursacktowels.com/ I've worked a lot on the thickness (I hate when almost all the towels are so thin like a cheesecloth which makes it impossible to embroidery) and made our flour sack towels thicker and heavier. I also managed to increase the absorbancy about 50% more any flour sack towels available on the market. Finally, I believe our price is reasonable when you consider the quality difference. P.S. Sorry for sounding self-promotion, I'm just so excited with the quality of my flour sack towels.

Thanks Neil! Need to bonsai it up a little! With all do respect Aerial Lindsay - I believe many members of the forum here have already responded to your thread with an answer, and that your plant is a type of jade, crassula ovata, with tips on how to grow it. It would be a basic etiquette to respond back to them and take your discussion back to your thread instead of hijacking every single 'Jade Post' you can find on the forum with the same question. - Bernard