Carol...thank you so much for your quick response!!! There is one more shrub there and we don't know what this one is either. It is about 4-5 ft tall. I meant to post them all at once but forgot to put it in the message! From Shrubs

Thank you everyone! Lisa, now that you mention it, it does have a gothic look to it. I think when it blooms it will be stunning! I can't take all the credit for originality though. My inspiration came from GG. She has at least one of her plants in a cage. I like this idea because it allows them to grow without taking up a lot of space. I'm on the hunt for more! Cindy, I hope you find one! I got this from a local thrift shop. It was even on sale and at the regular price, it was cheap! Brad AKA Moonwolf

DH and I custom built a 2000 sq.ft. contemporary home in Houston with all fixed glass except for the bedrooms where windows were operational with screens. We lived in that home for over 30 years and have absolutely no regrets. For those very rare times when fresh air was needed (after hurricanes with no electricity), we did fine. I'm preparing to go the same route in my little home that's being prepared for retirement, change out the single pane, operational windows in the familyroom to one big piece of fixed glass in each window, even if it means the extra expense of tempered glass. For me, it's all about the unobstructed view. However, if I lived in a more temperate climate where the weather was pleasant more days of the year, I would go the operational window route for the fresh air.

I hope that you can edit that picture.