I recently ordered some plants from western evergreen and I must say they were all quality plants! Ik sometimes the website might be tougher to navigate but if you email him he gets back promptly. Definetly would recommend ordering from him!

thanks. I'm presuming you saw the rest of the pics in the other posting. I'm sure that for many women living in soddies on the prairie creating quilts with as much color as they could salvage or trade was a good part of what kept them sane, along with their faith, as it fed their spirit, while keeping them warm. I find that my quilting feeds my spirit as well even though I am not starved for other things that lift me up and satisfy my need for artistic expression. For me, it is also very much about connection.

All are insert because that’s all that’s offered by the companies that I have quotes for. The schedule: 2 Simonton 6500 Double Hung Double Hung, Woodgrain - Oak Int. Finish, White Ext. Finish, With Grids Style - Sculptured, COLONIAL Pattern, Standard , Grids Between Glass, W- 25, H- 33, UI- 58 1 Simonton 6500 Double Hung 1 Simonton 6500 Double Hung Double Hung, Woodgrain - Oak Int. Finish, White Ext. Finish, With Grids Style - Sculptured, COLONIAL Pattern, Standard Tempered Glass Bottom , Grids Between Glass, W- 25, H- 38, UI- 63 20 Simonton 6500 Double Hung Double Hung, Woodgrain - Oak Int. Finish, White Ext. Finish, With Grids Style - Sculptured, COLONIAL Pattern, Standard , Grids Between Glass, W- 33, H- 53, UI- 86 1 Simonton 6500 Dual Casement Dual Casement, Woodgrain - Oak Int. Finish, White Ext. Finish, With Grids Style - Sculptured, COLONIAL Pattern, Standard , Grids Between Glass, W- 39, H- 38, UI- 77 Job Level and Labor Options 24-Miscellaneous Labor, 1-Mullion Removal - Insert, 25-Window/Door

Builder Bob, you seem to have a real bone to pick with okna for some reason, that seems to be clouding your judgement. Looks like homeseald laid the ratings out above, I cant really say much more besides those facts. Makes no difference to me, but I think the vast majority of people disagree with you. You should probably stick to building stuff and leave windows to the window guys. Cut rate builders are probably the only guys that would like a cut rate product. Best of luck my friend. It will be interesting to read back through this in a couple of years if they are still around. Your posts kind of sound like you are trying to make this an advertisement for vytex, but you forgot its not that great of a window: