I'd agree with #1 - in fact here's mine, underpotted in a 6" pot. Who knows with #2? I certainly do not. #3 is Kalanchoe synsepala v. synsepala. Mine is now on the driveway growing inside the pot of Aloe vera. You should get the K. s. v. dissecta, too - it's antlerly cool. This post was edited by cactusmcharris on Wed, Jun 5, 13 at 10:59

Sharon rocks the house! Banana California Kingsnake (Lampropeltis getula californiae).

Using this forum's built in picture hosting, you can only upload one picture per post, but you can repeatedly post into a thread and EACH post can have a picture. Starting a different thread with a different post just scatters you message all over the place. Otherwise you can upload all of your pictures to an external free hosting site and then add the html code to any post to display as many pictures as you'd like. If that sentence didn't make sense to you, just do it the first way I mentioned with one picture per post but all posts in the same thread.

I'm 5'3" and loved the 16" clearance of our former kitchen - didn't even realize it was not standard until moving into our rental house for the reno. I asked my KD and cabinet maker (2 separate entities) about having the new ones 16" and they reluctantly agreed to indulge me in this, but then the 48" Capital Culinarian range top specified/required/strongly urged 18" clearance at least. We have so many drawers that I just said "fine" and planned everything above/behind the first shelf to be the weird things my 6'1" husband likes/needs. I have a short stepladder but I'm not wild about it. As for appliances fitting under the 16" vs 18", they *FIT* under the 16" just fine but weren't necessarily usable there! On the other hand, I am *so* short-armed that I pull all appliances out toward the middle/edge of the counter so I can really get at them, and that gets them out from under the uppers anyway. As for the Capital Culinarian, I'm not sure 18" is enough! Even after the adjustments are made to get simmer (crossing fingers), which will hopefully also make the flames rocket less than 12" into the air (seemingly), I will probably personally stick to the middle burners not right next to the uppers.