Yes, they arent the biggest plants ever...but I figured 4 dollars a pop for a nice healthy cutting was worth it, especially since I live in Ohio and we only have a few varities of hoyas to choose from in my area anyway...I really wanted to get some different kinds. I'm happy with them...I'll get some pics posted of the ones they sent me.

Thanks for asking, Parma! It's actually picking up speed. I'll be posting some "sneak peek" photos later today. I have the cabinets almost finished, and they look *amazing*. I can't even believe they're the same thing I had! I went ahead and removed the center panel of the upper cabs, and cut and painted some chicken wire to insert with fabric behind it. On the lowers, I'm trying something new, and so far I love it. I cut out a scene of the toile fabric, and will be adhering that to the center panel, framed by nailhead trim. For the rest of the lowers, I did affix a piece of decorative trim to the stationary false drawer front, and also added some feet to dress it up a little. I made the shower curtain last night. On today's menu, we have to finish texturing the walls and paint, and also figure out a way to mount my vintage light fixture. (It of course came with none of the hardware. Fun.) Poor DH. He's off work today, and I have a HUGE list of things for him to help me with! Hopefully I'll have pics posted of our progress this afternoon.

The 2 trunks will fuse into 1 tree with each tree growing at 3/4 the speed of a lone tree, but there are 2 tree fused as 1 so 3/4 times 2 =1.5 times as fast. The leaf nodes will be closer together and it will produce fruit when the tree is 3/4 as tall. The number 3/4 is chosen for mathematical ease. your trees may chose 87.25% and 77.12% respectively. The trees will continue like this until they fill the pot then you will need to transplant them to a bigger container The roots of citrus that small will come apart fery easily with out damaging either tree. This is not like separating tomato, pepper, ot collard plants. Citrus roots are thick i n comparison. Separating is the best choice and growing as a pair comes next. My 2 plants worth. 6b Steve

plain old redbud are seed grown ... and perfect trees for hosta... i wouldnt be surprised if some of the foo foo RB are grafted ... but they would be grafted on redbud ... crikey you got some bad info .... criminey.. RB grow like weeds why in the world would you graft onto some other species.. and besides that.. AN UNRELATED SPECIES ... find a better nursery.. or find the manager.. and see if he or she knows what the heck they are talking about ... back in 2000 van wade.. one of the hosta gods.. sold me a dozen redbud to plant hosta under ... if he said they were ok.. then good enough for me .. ken btw... the foo foo RB are variable in z5 .... either not very aggressive [slow growing] ... or they die.. depends on your version of winter in z5 ...