My LAST SNOWFLAKE has continued to do OK. I bought mine around the same time Debra did & I assume it came as a SF. But I've never counted fans, so if that's what you want to know about, I can't help you. It's never really followed the registration stats: again, I haven't measured, but I seriously doubt it's 32", and there are nowhere near the registered 7 branches and 60 buds. Not even close. Weirder though, is that LS is registered as a VL, but mine always blooms midseason. Despite those differences, it's still here, in an overall zone 6 garden, and each bloom opens perfectly. It's very, very pretty. I do have it in a sheltered spot that's protected from winter weather by a stucco house wall and nearby stone patio and is possibly a warm microclimate that could be zone 7 - but it's a bit dry there, and I usually forget to water it. It might put on a better show if it received more water, and since this has been such a wet year, I'll be checking on it to see about that.

Patti, Here is another option. This store is local to me so I can vouch for the quality. They have a "knock-off" m&m. . It looks like they would ship in plenty of time. Prices are very reasonable and they have every candy you can imagine! Here is a link that might be useful: weaver nut sweet and snacks

I understand and appreciate the feedback on using botanical nomenclature. The friend that offered the plant referred to it as peanut butter plant. That's why I used the common name. I think I'll pass on this one! Thanks to all who responded. This is one of my favorite forums! Judy

I'm with Sara-Ann. Your Neptune is probably the prettiest shot I've ever seen of Neptune! Amazing! That is a really unique shot of Stainless Steel. Marvelous! Beloved should be entered in a rose show!! Lovely! Carol