Hi Jim, Yep, they have L. floribunda, socialis and ovatifolia. They have Scilia natalnesis, nervosa, baurii and krausii. I do not think any of these would be considered rare,but since I do not have them and I've read that they are not too tough to grow I thought I'd try a few...the leaves of the Ledebouria are very nice, although I'm most interested in getting some Nerine and a Haemanthus or two more!! Please, if anyone wants the catalogue e-mail me directly via my link and I will be happy to send it rather than me trying to find yours. I'm seriously hoping to compile this order before Friday so that I can be done with it!! So far there are 4 of us going in on an order so I'm set one way or the other. Thanks everyone :o) Dan

Thanks to those of you who e-mailed me....Perhaps I'll do it again next year, but since this is my third time I would suspect not :o) Dan

You have Mail. Laura

It really depends how the contract is written. If the contract states that they they will give you a finished product for a certain amount, then it definitely is on the store. If it states exactly what individual steps they are going to provide and it makes no mention of these extra steps that need taken, then is is a matter of opinion as to whether you should be obligated to pay the extra money. I find it petty that installers try to charge extra placing you in the middle, unless it is an arrangement that you pay the installers direct..which I never agree with. If it you and the store that the deal is between, don't tell me that I have to deal with installers. It really depends how the contract is written, if it is indeed a proposal. My company does many deals as line item quotes and some as proposals. When it is a proposal, we tell them what the end result will be and it is our job to get it to that point for a certain amount of money, unless exceptions are written in the proposal. A line item quote is a little different in my mind as it states what steps will be taken and a price breakdown of each step...On that type it with me a matter of opinion (a judges perhaps) whether you would be obligated for an additional step that was not charged for that is needed and was not realized or couldn't be realized until after the job was commenced. Hopefully I didnt confuse you all the more.