#5 & #6 are weeds and not natives Check the link below to check out the natives that occur in your region and to see their images. Buckwheat is definitely the Larrea species. #1 could be a Senecio or an Artemis or ??? #2 a Purshia ??? #3 is Equisetum arvense and SHOULD BE REMOVED as could be toxic to your horses. #4 looks like a Rhus but probably something else but not Larrea as it is old enough to be flowering as the Buckwheat. Here is a link that might be useful: High Desert Gardens

I think your issue is with Gardenweb. All sites but 2 are on this forum. Try the other 2 - Postini and Nation States and it appears to do the job as it is intended. Clicking a gardenweb link as you say creates a full page view but using the back button it refuses to return, instead it goes to a different page here on gardenweb

There is no compelling reason to think the house was designed by an architect or that someone other than plan company owns the copyright. The design appears to be derived from an historic Tidewater South set of features and the plan is not very unusual so why not hire a local architect to design it the way you want it or buy a set of plans and have someone modify it or have the plan company modify it? The example below is a better use of the story and a half configuration because it has more floor space and better windows on the upper level.

Thanks so much for helping! I found out that Google searching can only do so much. Half of what you have turned up did not appear on my search. ItÂs been 21 years since I bought wallpaper, I know longer know how or where to look. I used to see wallpaper stores, itÂs been so long since I saw one I figured the internet forced them all out of business. Maybe it would help if I knew the difference between anaglypta and lincrusta. I was thinking that lincrusta is more dimensional but I donÂt know if thatÂs true. Plus I seem to be able to find whole-wall papers, or dados, but not BORDERS. christophern, that site has some great choices, butÂitÂs in England! Wallpapersplus is the only site that turned up on google. In anaglypta borders they only have 3 skinny kinds of strips that look like chair rails. They have the friezes I mentioned in my original post, that are too wide and also $225. The friezes are beautiful, but more suited for the topmost part of a wall, and are way too wide for where I want it (above a chair rail) plus for the scale of the room, which is only 12 by 13 feet. The designyour wall .com site carries the exact same wide friezes at the same prices. suero, that Super Fresco Egg and Dart is EXACTLY what I am looking for. Though it doesnÂt say how wide it is. But the style is right, and the scale looks like it might be right. But again, itÂs in England! Now if only I could find that in the US. THE actual Anaglypta and Lincrusta wallpaper book?? Umm, I didnÂt know there was one! BM and SW are Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams? Are paint stores where you go now for wallpaper? (Sorry if thatÂs laughableÂbut I SAID itÂs been a long time!) Do you have to hunt through all the books yourself or is there someone to help you find something so specific? I checked LoweÂs website and there was nothing (went through over 1000 listings) , but maybe they have more in the store. I appreciate the help: if you find more leads please post!