Just did some reassembling of this tonight, secured with different posts and previously used 6 lb test weight fishing line but it wasn't strong enough with wind. It is planted with pink wave petunias. Will be a matching on on the left but painted opposite colors (green on pot, purple on frame). All from junk. Junk window frames that I sanded and painted, this pot is from something my MIL threw in our shared dumpster, a bucket from her ice cream maker, other bucket same thing, thrown in dumpster but similar size and shape.

My girlfriend already gives me a hard time about my Adeniums. She laughs when I take picture of my plants for here and Facebook. And I only have four plants in clay pots and eight seedlings I kept inside until the extreme heat went away. I just put them out this past weekend. I know you guys will appreciate the pictures I take. LOL. Here is a picture of the four outside. I had pictures of the caudex but I accidently deleted them. JR

Good morning, Andrew! My eyes were just deceiving me... ;) I thought I saw a "club" shaped leaf on your Jade...but it was just the angle of the leaf. The 'Hummel's Sunset' is a very distinctive Jade (most of the year). Growing conditions, as well as seasonal variation, can dramatically impact the look. What we need is a Jade Archive, where one can reference images of Jades by month and geographic region. Here are a few images to compare: 3/31/2009 5/31/2009 - This shot perfectly illustrates how yellow a standard Crassula ovata can be. 9/5/2009 6/1/2010 Josh

Good to hear that the trees arrived undamaged. I forgot to include one of the extra soursop seedlings I had. I only remembered after I mailed the package. I hope the yellowing wasn't my fault. Send me a pic if you get a chance so I can see if it is a different color than I remember.