I think someone else would be more qualified to answer. I don't have a problem with them. I'm just not accustomed to Lesco selling individual varieties of bluegrass. They have a few, but not nearly enough selection. Mainly they sell bluegrass blends.

Beautiful!~Charm

I can't believe Marcy does not have a R&R yet!! SO YEAH!! I get to be first. I have had 2 wonderful trades with her. She always sends very healthy nice size plants and mails very quickly..Thanks for 2 awesome trade's.. Would tarde with her any time, looking forward to our next one.. Sherri / sherrih

I'm looking for frameless cabinets right now and waiting on a quote for Ultracraft. For frameless I've looked at: **Cabico - 14K quote. 4K more than I'm willing to spend. Nice thing is they have an integreated end panel built into the cabinet that looks like the doors. Bad news is...i can't afford it! Also, talked to a very experienced installer. Said Cabico would be his last choice in framelss b/c of the construction - they use metal L brackets which he doesn't like. **Dover Woods - 10K without the end panels. seems to be only in New England. decent cabinet. Every installer/KD i've mentioned them to said definitely go with them if I'm getting a painted finish. **Canyon Creek - pending estimate **Ultracraft - pending estimate **Kraftmaid Venecia - I've heard conflicting opinions on recent quality issues with KM. They do not offer solid wood reversed raised panels on their recessed panel doors. Only veneers and that's a put off for me. Like you, I was ready to give up the frameless mission. But then I measured an interior of a framed drawer for framed. a 15" drawer had a 10" usable interior. I'm getting a lot of drawers and I just don't want to give that up. The drawers are the main diff in usability and look. Most framed cabinets come without the stiles in the middle and you can get full overlay doors which mostly mimic the look of frameless. >Do some more investigation on frameless brands available in your area. >Talk to more than one KD and if anyone gives you pressure tactics, walk away. >Look into the lumber yards that sell kitchen cabinets - lower mark up it seems. >Take your time on your design. I've worked mine for a couple months and I'm glad I did. Little changes are making a big difference and adding unique features I didn't think of until I spoke to many and perused this forum. I'll update you on my quotes later this week and any other info I get.