Thank you all, you the best. I LOVE Oak Hill Gardens, it really seems very nice and professional. So far I am getting Cymb. eburneum and Cymb. Tigrinum, eburneum is white (I really want white!) and tigrinum is small, and both seems to be fragrant. I live in S Carolina so my Cyms spend about 10 months on a porch. Porch is East-South, bright light but sligtly filtered. Very humid and summer temps are around 80-90F, right now we have around 70F and around 50F at night. I dont see any flower spikes yet.. Thank you all for the info!

I like John Scheepers on-line for bulbs. Bluestone Perennials is another excellent source for on-line things. But my first choice for plants is a local garden center. Are there any near you? I try to stay away from HD - generally poor quality and often infested with bugs. I'm surprised you had problems with Burpee - they've been around for a long time. What were you trying to grow?

Once we decided on stove ,MW, and DW we went to local big box and small family businesses, but prices were way higher than Internet prices and only Sears was willing to match the MW price. So I took a leap of faith and ordered them online from Number1Direct.com. They are out of St Louis and operate retail stores there called Goedeckers. They were very nice and helpful over the phone, said it would take 3 weeks. Free delivery and free 10 year in home warranty. Sure enough, 3weeks later the delivery company called and they were delivered a few days later. We opened them up (they were packed and crated very well) and as far as we can tell, no dents or scratches. Oh, and prices were better than AJ Madison and others. I saved at least $1000. Would highly recommend them.

We were pleased with Homeeverything. We bought a DW and GE Advantium from them. Everything went smoothly. We also considered AJ Madison, but for our particular appliances AJMadison was slightly more expensive. You should look at both websites. Depending upon the appliance, one website might be less than the other. Whichever you choose, you should call in the order rather than order online. That way you can find out if the item is in stock and ready to ship (often the website is not up to date on whether the appliance is in stock or not). Also note that website purchases of appliances means "curbside delivery". The appliances will not be brought into your home, unless you pay an extra fee. For a DW it was no big deal. But if you are ordering a fridge, you may want to consider shopping locally to get the appliance brought into your home and installed. Note that many local appliance stores are very willing to negotiate on free or low-cost delivery and installation.