I started writing out info for you, but I see Jeff has been much more succinct than I could EVER be with the nomenclature of your plants. :) Also, you should note, if the name is a cultivar or hybrid name, single quotes are used. Double quote marks are only used for nicknames, but are not required for common names. Also, subspecies (ssp.), varieties (v. or var.) or forma (f.)-forms should not be capitalized either. Other than the information Jeff has already given you, I have shown changes made below: I do not know which Aloe is in your group. It could be A. hemmingii or another. Sedum adolphii * Sedum Nussbaumerianum * Sedum burrito xGraptosedum 'California Sunset' (use x in front of intergeneric names-and it's a hybrid name) * Graptosedum  "California Sunset" Crassula pellucida ssp. marginalis f. variegata (it does not look like the rubra form to me & it almost doesn't look variegated) * Crassula Marginalis Rubra Variegata  "Calico Kitten" Anacampseros rufescens f. variegata * Anacampseros Telephiastrum Variegata Senecio repens, I believe * Senecio Species  "Mini Blue Chalk Fingers" * Kalachoe tomentosa  "Panda Plant" * Pleiospilos nelii  "Split Rock" Echeveria 'Violet Queen' (cultivar) * Echiveria  "Violet Queen" Echeveria peacockii (now) * Echiveria Subsessillis Echeveria 'Black Prince' (cultivar) * Echiveria  "Black Prince" I don't think it's monstrose, but maybe I can' t see it that well.* Opuntia subulata f. montrose

That's beautiful!! Is there a way you can load it onto a dolly and roll the whole thing into your house??? It's a shame you have to dismantle it,to move it. I also turned my birdbath into a garden,mine just has a kalanchoe pumilla in it.Somewhere on here ther's a picture of it. Kathi

Looks like a female red--wing to me. This is a bird that takes sexual dimorphism very seriously (what is that big sparrow doing with the male red-winged blackbird?) So we're only allowed 210,000 characters? And what does that mean for a photo? I have my imagebrowser settings set at 640x480 pixels for export and so far that's been fine, but who knows what will happen next. I'm hoping that someone from the GW crew (maybe Tamara?) will be able to negotiate with the Houzz people and get back some of the GW functionality. Claire

Because they wear identical uniforms, I can't swear that it was the chipmunk above checking berries that ended up dusting my piano this morning. The cat with chronic pancreatitis is feeling well, thankfully, but will never be a killer. Ivy was out for one of her 43 morning jaunts, but without permission or a watchful human eye, she ran into the house holding a chipmunk kitten-style in her mouth. She trotted right into the living, collapsed on the soft rug to play with 'Chip', and spat him out at which point he ran directly around to the back of my studio grand, shaking in disbelief between the sound board and the wall, and was now covered in dust of various, somewhat interesting designs. Whizzing the handle on the LED crank flashlight while opening the front door as wide as possible, I spotted him cloaked in a nose-covering web from last Christmas, got a yard stick, and convinced him to seek the light. He ran outside through the open door using at least 64 legs, and what I remember most is 'Chip' lives here because I feed the birds and he eats seeds. I probably should dust more often. Meanwhile, out back, this Jay makes it all look so easy. Jane