I got 30. Man! They were really DIGGIN' to make up some of those color names! LOL They accepted my "grey". I put in "gray" first and it wouldn't take it.

bestyears, you have FOUND it! I did a bit more sleuthing with the image from Houzz and found the fabric at the best price ($19.95) at the link below. It's also available at 'OnlineFabricStore' at $21.65 a yard with free shipping on orders $50 and over. You can buy a sample there for $1.50. Here is a link that might be useful: P. Kaufmann Retreat Blue Citrine Fabric

I'm not good with the countertop versions of the names of rocks, but I can tell you what they are in the geologic sense. The first one is unlike any countertop stone I've seen, but that's not saying much. The cranberry minerals are garnet. The rest of the rock is quartz and feldspar. This rock is going to be durable like all the other rocks in the granite family. (even though it is technically a metamorphic rock) The second one reminds me of other white granites I've seen. This one is mostly feldspar (the porcelain white) with quartz (glassy grey) and perhaps biotite (dk brown to black). It's also safely in the granite family. I'd test both of these for staining, but they will be fine in terms of resistance to acid and hardness. The third one falls in that danger zone that looks like quartzite but it also looks like marble. Proceed carefully and do the glass-scratch test to see if it's quartz or not. Sorry that I don't know much about the names, but at least I can tell you something about their mineral makeup. (PS - my favorite is the first one!)

Worlad, thanks . The one on the right , in your picture , is almost what I,ve got .I have heard that BFT comes in more than one strain. gorbelly , Some times a tomato has such a unique features than can be identified. Example, Ananas Noire. I got it identified. And this grape variety also has unique features. Searching all over internet I have not found anything like it ( Pecan shape, varigated skin , purple flesh, ). I don't want to give it a name right away. But if no match is found I will name it. That is how thousands and thousands of tomatoes got their names. Not a big deal. And other thing is that I am not advertising /promoting and selling seeds. Sey