I'm so sorry about all the problems and breakage on the red one. Awful for that happen. But it looks nice now. I do like Tasy on some of mine. And definitely let them all set over-night before I move any. That birdbath is absolutely GORGEOUS. I love, love, love it. What great colors! Hmmm, you gave me some ideas for hummingbird glass feeders. (I think that cobalt bottle I recently showed with the metal hanger must've been one). But I found a large round multicolored globe in a neat copper holder and been trying to figure how to do something with the bottom so I could hang it. Thank you for inspiration. hugs, Karen

First is one of several purple-leaved Loropetalum chinense cultivars. Second is possibly a mulberry (Morus), although bark does not seem typical. Last does not appear to have same twigs and branching but view of these provided is not very good; otherwise bark and trunk resembles Acer pensylvanicum or other stripebark maple species.

Debra, those are Red Vinca,, they are annuals, and a few purple verbena is mixed in it too but cant see them hardly any more. Mantis,I wouldn't dream of sending this heat your way, but, I wish some cooler tempsw ould come this way.temp was 96 here today but felt like 100. weather man said,and I don't doubt it for a second Nancy,z6 secret friend has been here I think 4 years and hasn't multiplied at all here, plan to repot it in a differen t potting mix about sept, and see if it will do better next season.When I moved,I dug itup and pottd it with the soil it was in, so maybe it will do batter next year, I had poor soil where it was at, and the soil he r e is worse.cant make a hole in this soil with a hatchet, as I tried that,

I'm confused where the closet depth is coming from if that is an exterior wall, but I'm assuming there's a corner or bump-out or something. I'd run a curtain rod high up across the entire wall with panels on both sides. It creates the illusion that the window is wider than it is, and the curtain panel on the right hides the closet but permits easy access.