Have seen these at a local Hines retailer, but really wasn't that interested, since I've had Zero success growing the picotee type mopheads (0 of 12 survival rate). I'm also suspicious of any product that has that many layers of hyperbole (Frau, Angel, Halo) to entice consumers to buy. What was wrong with the original Japanese cultivar name? I grow many of those, with difficult to pronounce names. Since these cultivars have been around for about 15 years, available in Japan & Europe before arriving here, I also wonder how they qualified for a US Plant Patent? MHO Rb Best wishes for success with yours, ego45! I expect the one's sold here would perform identically to yours.

I purchased Ox Hill in Picket Fence for my laundry room and we are installing them now. They are laminate doors, not painted. I looked everywhere for a nice looking, low cost cabinet since it was only the laundry room. I was going with Ikea but they didn't really have the sizes that I wanted. I paid about $3500 before taxes for 8 cabinets with crown molding, base molding, etc. I upgraded to plywood only for the sink base and the tall cabinet. Overall, I think they are good cabinets for someone with a moderate budget. They look great and the soft close doors and drawers are very nice. My only hesitation for a kitchen would be that they are made of 3/8" furniture board for the sides and backs instead of 1/2". If I were putting them in a kitchen, I would upgrade to plywood wherever they may get a lot of use. The only thing I'm disappointed in so far is that the tall cabinet (90") has a detached base and now I have a seam that will show (no cabinet next to it). I'll have to put some kind of molding to cover the seam and I haven't figured out the best way to do this that will look good. I can post pictures once the cabinets are finished if you're interested.

We put lifecore Anton Oak in our home 2 years ago, upgrading from the cheap builder grade that came with the house. We have no regrets, and was surprised to hear of any issues on here. We have rambunctious children under the age of 10 and a 5 year old german shepherd. We dont have a single visible scratch on the floor, and admire our floors every time we come home. We had it installed on over 2000ft of concrete slab. The biggest endorsement I can give is that we are moving to our dream home and have ordered the same floors to be installed.

You’d just go around the window. Some patterns work better than others, do you have one picked out yet? https://wallpaperlady.wordpress.com/2018/09/23/cozy-accent-wall-in-a-master-bedroom-in-the-houston-heights/ Others with unique windows: