Whatever their motivation for doing this, they don't hide the fact that it's the same company/people/products. On the Georgia Vines site, they refer to the other one as their "sister site". Passion Vine Cottage also has all sorts of things one can click on and get back to Georgia Vines. I don't know why they are doing this. Perhaps they want to change their name, and don't want to do it suddenly? Or maybe they are splitting off their Passifloras as a different company. The way to find out is to ask them, and I'm sure it's a question that has been asked many times now. I don't see any problem with this, although it's a bit weird. What bothers me is when people steal photos, descriptions, etc. without the consent of the other person. Unfortunately, this is pretty common.

The height of the closet flange/drain pipe was perfect as is. The problem isn't the height of the toilet, but rather the depth. Raising it up a quarter of an inch would not have affected anything since the tile baseboard is nearly 7" tall, so the neck still wouldn't have cleared. We were told not to opt for a flange extender nor an offset flange because of the delicate condition of the cast iron drain beneath. All of the drain lines to the house converge right at that pipe before heading toward sewer, and the professional plumber we hired to do the job told us that disturbing it would likely damage something in that configuration and would require a total plumbing overhaul. We weighed all of the options before doing it this way, and felt this was our best. (The tank is a good 1" off of the wall installed; the toilet was only too large at the base by a fourth of an inch.)

Lawn#1- If spraying the crabgrass will potentially get some overspray on the freshly seeded area I wouldn't do it. The new tender shoots could easily be damaged by the herbicide. If you can spray the crabgrass without getting it on the new grass then by all means go for it. Lawn#2- On the fertilizer either way will be fine and IMO really won't make any difference. I would wait on putting down any lime as it could affect the fertilizer. You really don't want to put down both at the same time. It's best to wait a month or two if possible to put down the lime.

If you are doing the judging, you cannot have favourite colours. Lol. I was leading the lay panel (that is the panel of amateurs) used when one of our member AOC judges was not at the meeting. The Catt in question was unplaced in its Class. Just missed out. One of those almost good orchids. The hybrid Paphiopedilum is a much more desirable orchid (in my inexpert opinion).