Kay- I guess mine (FEAR NOT) recurves the most when it is the hotest but it always recurves. Jean- I have the big flowered STATE FAIR zinnias up in my back garden over the daylily plateau. Then I have those CUT AND COME AGAIN zinnias in the Terraces garden there in back of those daylilies. Those two reds, BETTER LATE THAN NEVER and CAYENNE are blooming again today but I didn't take any pictures. I do have lots of the OT hybreds lilies blooming but while they are in spots were they are seen to be enjoyed, I can't get to them to take pictures. Nate- I plant the zinnias closly, only a few inches. I want them to look full and nothing showing in between. Christine, thanks, I enjoy taking and posting pictures. I don't plant Profusion zinnias mine are the more common older varieties. But I like them in all those mixed colors.

It is 6 mm, so definitely thinner than traditional countertop materials. I realized I forgot to ask about the edge after I left. I'll try and remember to call this week. Personally, I'm not an "early adopter" so I don't think I would use it for a countertop. I would be worried about chipping. I do think it would be a great option for a backsplash or flooring. I guess time will tell!

Although I'm not big on yellow and gold, one of my favorites is Spider Miracle-a light yellow with LOTS of green, and very large. However, it has so few blooms most years. Are there any similar daylilies that bloom better? Even though I'd prefer one that is large and spidery, I'll consider another form with the right colors! I like daylilies with lots of green.

Well something tells me World Market will be even less comfortable chairs than West Elm. There are some others I found with a similar look but who knows how comfortable these are, and they're online so I'm not sure how you'd test them out. It's proving to be quite difficult finding the color you're after. I found some in lighter shades, but the ones that are the most similar to the style you're after come in either vibrant colors or darker neutrals. Here's a few: Flynton Lounge Chair: Clitheroe Armchair: Vandiver Slipper Chair: