Black. Its more period and no matter what you do in the future will always look good. Dark sashes improve the appearance of the windows as negative space on the facade. Black interior sashes also practically disappear when you look out the window (try it - look out a white framed window and a black framed window - see which one you notice and which one is practically not there.) Finally, white tends to look cheap - vinyl-looking, as you said. And why let a vinyl window company decide what color your windows are for you? I got a feeling youll get white from the way your post was written ...

I found this Black & White 5" Charm Squares Swap on Swap-Bot: http://www.swap-bot.com/swap/show/8134 ====================================== You will get 5 trading partners (US only), and you will send each of your partners 10 5' squares, so at the end of the swap you should have 50 squares. Each square can be either all black, all white or both. No solids though. Add a little note with a quick hello. Here is a link that might be useful: Swap-Bot B&W 5

need a better pic of the eggs.. and a scale ... and if we cant ID it.. try the garden clinic forum ... there are some bug sperts over there ... keep in mind.. there are a lot more beneficial bugs.. than bad ... so dont go hyper on removal.. until you get the ID .... [are they already cut off.. and in a plastic bag?? .. lol] you have been holding it in a pot???? .. if so.. thats the yellow issue ... probably lack of nutrients ... how did you protect the pot for winter.. was it in sun.. so the black pot froze and thawed all winter????? ken

Unfortunately I can not tell what colors , I used Photoshop. But what I read from Photoshop... You might want to try River Blue by BM or Dark Harbor BM