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Comments (14)Hi Barbara at a very quick glance here's my top 30 from my collection, could be totally different tomorrow. No particular order. Abies koreana 'Ice Breaker' Abies koreana 'Blauer Eskimo' Abies koreana 'Tundra' Abies lasiocarpa 'Duflon' Abies nordmanniana 'WB KBNG' Abies fraseri 'Flynn's Flash' Cedrus deodara 'Pygmy' (true form) Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Sungold' Cryptomeria japonica 'Tenzan' Picea abies 'Jana' Picea engelmannii 'Bush's Lace' Picea engelmannii 'Talbot Lake' Picea glauca' Pendula' Picea glauca 'Blue Planet' Picea glauca 'Spring Surprise' Picea pungens 'Freida' Picea orientalis 'Tom Thumb Gold' Picea orientalis 'Prof Langner' Picea omorika '(Peve) Tijn' Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns' Picea sitchensis 'Rayner's Rescue' Pinus mugo 'Michelle' Pinus mugo 'Zwergkugel' Pinus parviflora 'Richard Lee' Pinus sylvestris 'Prairie Dwarf' Pinus sylvestris 'Marshall' Pinus x schwerinii 'Wiethorst' Thuja occidentalis 'Teddy' Thuja occidentalis 'Golden Tuffet' Tsuga heterophllla 'Thorsen's Weeping'...See MoreButcher Block Countertop quote seems ridiculous--are we insane?
Comments (27)In response to paul_ma, I dont need your benefit of the doubt, but thanks for offering. Im here answering/asking questions just like anyone else. I answer questions in many forums in the realm of my profession unlike you I see. Skilled woodworker are you? How long have you been building butcher blocks? Yes the volume is always the same, blah blah, but thats not what its about at all. Its about usable material. There is always more usable edge-grain than end-grain. Its the yield that matters (for you engineer types). The waist factor for end-grain tops is around 30-40% but im sure you knew that too. As for our website we simply do not list end-grain countertops because they simply are not a big seller. We list standard edge-grain tops. End-grain is not standard and is typically ordered by the rich and famous who have no real applicational use for it anyway. Although I personally prefer the look of end-grain over edge grain its just not practical or cost beneficial for use in the countertop application. Why would anyone want to chop heavily on a $3000-$4000 end-grain countertop. Oh wait your only gonna cut on it.lol, then buy a chopping block or a cutting board and save a couple grand. If your simply buying an end-grain countertop for looks than good for you but dont complain about the price when you do. Either way at some point whether its end-grain or edge-grain it does not matter as both tops will need to be serviced after time. Why the comparison between granite and butcher block anyway? Does anyone sit here and mill around about the price of plastic laminate vs. granite or anything else for that matter. It is what is. When it comes to countertops just buy what you like. Nobody ever concerns themselves with cutting directly on granite tops or Laminate tops as we all know you just dont do it. With hardwood countertops its a plus. Does it scratch? Yes. They all do, but its the fact that it is safe to cut on and easily repairable that makes the difference....See MoreStanley Cup Finals......
Comments (23)I worked for the owner of the (Mighty) Ducks of Anaheim who won the Stanley Cup in 2007. The Cup sat outside my office for the better part of a day and a professional photographer was brought in to take photos of all the employees with the cup. Later in the day it (and its chaperone) were moved outside where family members could have their photos taken with the cup. Below is a photo of my son and daughter with the cup. They kept asking why they would want their picture taken with it. We kept saying "just trust us on this one." :-)...See MoreStanley park Vancouver
Comments (10)Beautiful pictures! I remember years ago while vacationing on a cruise to Alaska seeing some crazy-enormous roses on Victoria Island during the summer. To this day those roses are my mental standard of greatness in growing roses. Thanks for sharing....See Morerob333 (zone 7b)
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