Dave, just to let you know, that we did drive to Florida Colors, and I got to meet Carol and her husband. They are the nicest people you could meet. I bought my plumerias from her and had them shipped home. They are starting to bloom right now. Siam Red and Gladys O'Neal are blooming, and the others will bloom very shortly. I went to the Corpus Christi Botantical Gardens, they have plumeria trees that outline the gardens. It was just breathtaking. The ones with the best blooms, I had ordered from Florida Colors, I am so excited. I just took Carols suggestings and went with them. She is the best! Barbra

thank you everyone. We have no idea if our new addition will be a boy or a girl. I am secretly crossing my fingers for a boy, though, since I have two girls already :) I am not afraid of color... I definately do not like white walls! LOL! As I said, most of our living area is behr prominade. I absolutely love this color. Our kitchen is a milk chocolate color (forgot the name) and it works because our cabinets are all white. The computer/play room is glidden honey beige. Our bedroom is orange and our daughters room is behr midsummer night dream (another color I really love). So while our colors are all over the place, they all seem to work together because they have the same level of intensity. So far nothing in this last room really works with the rest of the house. The honey beige is not a bad color, it is just not as warm/creamy as I expected. It is definately more of a yellow. I think I might need to prime in there before I continue looking at color samples against the wall.

http://www.jfschmidt.com/elmtrial/JFS-elm-parentage-2009.pdf. this gives you a list of possible elms to Google :) I'm pretty certain. It doesn't apprear to be a zelkova based on the bark (appears to have ridges and is not redish in color), and it's definitely not an American elm due to leaf size, etc.... I think frontier is a pretty good guess. If you could upload a clear picture of the bark that might help to rule out the ulmus parvifolia cultivators at the link. Those tend to have smaller and narrower leaves which are present in your picture.

It might be, aes107. Bring home a paint chip and you'll see right away. May I suggest you try whatever colours you're considering on boards in different light to figure out what suits you best? I really like the idea of a warm white for a nursery. One of the prettiest nurseries I've ever seen was a white one posted here.