Thanks palmcirtusbananavaz7! Dennis, I think the largest majesty I saw was in the part 1 of the pics. Im trying to remember if I saw a larger majesty palm because I think I did, but their definitely weren't too many large majesty palms. But the majesty palms I did see looked very healthy! Thanks for looking! -Alex

All very gorgeous with nice picture quality! Carding Mill is new for me also, but mine is even more of a baby than yours (having not produced a bloom yet)......I have high hopes for it, based on (I can't remember whose!) recommendation - and their pictures! California Dreamin' reminds me of Gemini or Diana, Princess of Wales. The Sunsation is very striking with the bright blooms and the lush, dark green foliage (lush, dark foliage gets me everytime!) Lynn

My Sea Pearl had bluish tones that turned greenish once in my home. Will they give you a sample? My stoneyard did not so I took a chance. Did you see the chart Karin_MT made up? Maybe you could go by her description of the various levels of quartzite. Will they let you do a water absorption test? The crystalline quartzite is easy to spot. Look at the names on the right, find one in your stoneyard and look for the grains, cross bedding, crystalline structure to see which one comes closest to looking like your stone. You might try either lemon juice or vinegar on a small paper towel in a zipper bag or maybe you could use an extra small empty hand sanitizer bottle. Don't ask...don't tell??? Don't forget to test it in different spots on the stone, not just one spot. Same with the glass test...use different spots. Read this article that Karin wrote about telling white stones apart. https://usenaturalstone.org/telling-white-stones-apart/ https://usenaturalstone.org/how-to-be-your-own-stone-sleuth/ And this one is excellent. https://usenaturalstone.org/properties-of-quartzite/

I'm not a fan of overly tall daylilies. Myself and a few friends don't mind a front of the border daylily or two if it's got all the other attributes. So if you have a pretty face show up on a shorter daylily (like 25 inches or so), think twice before ditching it.....I see you have Acquire the Fire. The color on it is phenomenal in high heat and it's a vivid red during cooler days too.....Coral Majority was with me for many years until I got tired of it. The color didn't stand out in high heat, and I much preferred Burning Inheritance for a colorfast orange........You've gotten some wonderful lavender seedlings this year. I'd say you are on the right path..................Maryl