Don't get advice on exotic plants from a general garden store. Their job is to help you kill them so you go back and purchase more garden products you don't really need. N. sanguinea comes in many many colors. Wild populations are often inter-crossed with other species such as macfarlanei, ramispina, etc.Some say their variation in coloration is due to these back crosses retaining colros even though they have crossed back into its true bloodline to stay as N. sanguinea. Variations in color

Karen, thanks for storing and posting all the pics that you share. I really enjoy going back and looking at them all the time.I am trying to get some motivation back to do something. Seems like it and my energy has just dissapeared, Was in Michaels today and bought some of the black glitter spray and thought I would redo some of my little Christmas village pieces for haloween like the ones on Pintrest. I think Grayson would enjoy helping me do that.I also picked up a pair of black and orange striped socks, going to try to do something witchy with them, just haven't decided what.I went in Tusday Morning and they had some summer stuff on sale, 90% off, I got 4 anchor desert or salad plates, a matching dip bowl with a spreader and 2 different sets of 4 placemats priced @ $9,99 for just a little over $5.. I"m definately one of those people that it doesn't take much to make happy. Maybe a little better storage system.......

I just have junk to deal with -- good thoughts and wishes to those with health problems! Magazines are not my issue. My town's yearly bulk pick up is next week and I've been cleaning out my garage, basement and attic. The basement is basically done except for about 50 cans of paint that have to be dried out and discarded. That's a project that will be on-going for awhile. Don't keep paint cans is my advice. Pour some into a small jar to keep and get rid of the can. If you need more than a touch-up, go buy a quart. I have a huge walk-up attic that has been a dumping ground for everything we have not wanted to deal with for years. I have been filling contractor bags with junk my kids brought home from college (youngest graduated 4 years ago!). I'm trying to recycle what I can, but I have reached the conclusion that I can't let that hold me up. And I have to go through everything - I found some gold earrings my daughter said she's been looking for and there are papers with SS#'s and other sensitive info. Whenever I've upgraded a lamp or a chair the old one has gone to the attic for the kid's apartments. Guess what - they don't want my old stuff! I have a charity picking up anything worthwhile. It's gotten to the point that I have run out of room to sort things around the piles that have to go out. I've hired a few young men to help me get it all to the curb this weekend. I can't wait to see how much space is left. Another purge will have to happen before it's really cleared out, I'm sure. You would not believe the electronic equipment that needs to be disposed of - who has 7 turntables? ME! The garage is a whole other problem. There are cabinets that are filled with half-empty cans of solvents and stuff like that. I have to box it up to wait for the toxic chemical dump day. The cabinets are going on the curb. I think that cabinets in the garage are a bad idea - the more storage you have, the more junk you keep. My DH used to work in a hardware store so we have discontinued displays of entry sets, doorknobs, and towel bars, plus coffee cans filled with every size screw and nail. That's all going to a Habitat-type organization near me. It takes a lot of effort to keep stuff out of landfills, but I'm trying.

what if i wanted to say that none of the appliances i ordered arrived on time, and none of the workers are available on the new day, and i can't have a kitchen in which none of the appliances are there.