Thank you soooo much!!!! I was wondering why I just couldn't find one place to sell them, now I know. Guess I never thought of them being changed, you have saved me tons of time. I will try the other varieties mentioned. We tried sugar dots & peaches and cream, both were wonderful. Malinda

I planted 2 Pegasus own-root specimens in my garden around 2 years ago. They are now fountain-shaped plants, with arching canes around 6-7 feet long; the plant is around 5 feet high and 6 feet across. It is growing more widely than had anticipated, so I will need to relocate 2 Ruth Clements plants. There are blooms all along the upper parts of the canes, where the angle of the canes change from 45 degrees to horizontal. The flowers are in clusters of 3-5 flowers each. This year the flowers are up to 4 inches across. I do not recall seeing any disease on the leaves of these 2 plants. The repeat is not as fast as I would like, but that may be due that fact that they are not dead-headed as promptly as they should be.

I am starting my bathroom re-hab journey. I know I need a vanity. Granite maybe out of my budget. In need something that will stand up to mild bleach solution. I am germ freak. What I have now has stood up to my phobia. I'm not sure what the material is but it's tough. Got it at some closout store about 15 years ago. I'm sure it's a composite. Sorry, back to my question. Is Pegasus real granite. I'm getting from the reading it's a composite. It sure is pretty. I am meeting with a fabricator this weekend he said something about checking th remnants. I'm up for that. He said he has some high end products that could be a possibility in my budget.

I'm right there with you, getting ready to install 20 recessed cans (in beams, not in ceilings) and want to make sure I'm buying the right stuff. From what I've read and heard so far, retro-fit LEDs (PAR OR GU) are what you need to find for standard bulb fixtures. The GU fixtures can work too, but you have to find a retro-fit LED that has the two posts on the bottom of the bulb to fit into the GU fixture. These are relatively new and still getting the kinks worked out from what I can see from Amazon reviews. Rule of thumb: the cheaper the bulb, the more likely it is to be sub-par goods and not last nearly as long as the pricey ones. GU LED bulbs run the gamut from 9 dollars up to 60 and more. Your housing has a note on Amazon: Note:Bulb shape and wattage varies according to the trim. The picture shows a standard screw-in bulb (PAR20) shape and says: uses 1 A, R, MR, or PAR lamp in a range of wattages. From what I can find on the bulb http://www.pegasuslighting.com/6inch-led-recessed-light-retrofit-module-10w-reflector-wet.html it has a E26 medium screw base. To me, it doesn't look like your cans have that same receptacle. You need to find bulbs with the E26 Medium Screw base There is a lot of tech knowledge out there... can get confusing.