The plant in the picture looks a lot like a Scott #1; I've seen the Scott #1, but the specimens I saw were somewhat smaller than this one. I read that Agristarts was looking for a name for the Scott #1; perhaps they decided on "Aurora". Is this a plant you have or did you get the picture from someone else? LariAnn Here is a link that might be useful: Aroidia Research

One reason I thought Krossa Regal is that I have no idea who donated the plant, and they may very have remembered the name wrong (Kossica/Krossa Regal??) Oh, well, I guess I will just have to wait until it grows a bit... it could be like I've seen mentioned here - the center of most hosta looks vase-shaped due to reaching for the light - the division I bought could just be from the center. I doubt I will get a bloom scape the first year - but if I do, I will photograph it and post it here. BettyLu

It's funny I just wrote a question about wall mirror and mounting lighting on it. Yes I have seen several light sources on the mirror and it's beautiful. Not sure of your vanity size or how much light you need but I do have a couple of suggestions. If you have canned lighting directly above your vanity I would go with mounting your light sources on each side of the areas you would be looking into. Lighting specialists say to center your side lighting eye level or about 60 inches from the floor. The side lights remove the shadows when your putting on make up etc.... Since you already have lighting from above the lower level task lighting would be more useful. I am installing canned lighting and mounting sconce's on the mirror in my bathroom. Do a search of bathrooms and you will see many examples of lighting on mirrors. It doubles your light and looks very elegant. You also might request a dimmer for ambient lighting on those light sources. Hope this helps. You may also want to look at designers bathrooms on HGTV web site for great examples of this idea.

Check out this website (http://nextgenhome.com/) Townhomes LLC has built the homes for this show 2 years in a row and there is alot of info about the company and the owner at this website. I have seen these homes myself and think they were very nice and they seem to be pretty well built. I have personally built and restored homes for years. I'm getting ready to moved back to Jacksonville, Florida. When I moved there, I'm going to buy a Townhomes built house. I can't build a house this nice for the price. I was very impressed! I have also looked at the Jacobson Manufactured Homes and I really don't see much of a difference. Both seem to be quality homes. The man that owns the Townhomes company was employed by Jacobson Manufactured Homes before he started the company. They have only been in Biz for a short amount of time. (3-4 years) But all I have heard and seen is good. Oh' by the way... No I don't work for the company! LOL I live in Connecticut and was in Florida 4/2008 and was looking at many different homes. This is just my take on the homes I looked at personally.