I agree with all of the above, including GardenWeb's own seed exchange forum. Basically every place that sells seeds whether it be the dollar store, Kmart's garden center, Park's seed, Renee's garden, The Cook's Garden, Victory Seed, Fedco, Baker Creek Heirloom, or home gardeners willing to trade. They're all fairly reliable. One human rarely ever eats all the produce grown from the plants that result from planting every seed in a package anyway. Since your are looking for "...for all variety of vegetables even unusual and hard to get ones" I suggest two places for you to utilize: 1) The Garden Watchdog. Narrow your search to those vendors listed under "vegetable seeds" and then narrow further by typing in the word "heirloom". You'll receive a list of 16 companies in this country and be able to read the customer reviews of those companies. 2) The GardenWeb Seed Exchange. The lists are searchable and members like me are more than happy to trade extra seeds from seed packs and fresh from our own gardens. And we can mail several varieties of seed for less than a couple of dollars.

After weeks of looking and recovering from the sticker shock in the plumbing stores I finally went on line and ordered one. Some of the vanities I saw in the shops ranged from $2000 to over $5000 for a 36 in vanity! I'm only a poor hard working Civil Engineer and I'm not paying thousands for a @#$%# vanity! You could also try Costco or maybe Sams Club. I finally ordered this one. http://www.menards.com/main/bath/vanity-ensembles/fresca-caro-natural-wood-modern-bathroom-vanity-w-mirrored-side-cabinet/p-1729847.htm It's not actually American oak it's made from parawood or rubberwood which turns out to be an excellent wood choice for a bathroom. See http://www.ehow.com/about_5098656_rubberwood-furniture.html The vanity is very well made, has excellent cabinet hardware, and comes with everything including the faucet and p-trap. The mirror and and the side cabinet are included. Fresca does have other styles and colors. By the way here is something interesting. Over the space of two weeks I kept going back to different sites looking at vanities. By doing so the the price dropped from $900 to $760.00 for the one I bought. Be careful of anything less than $500. Most of it is particle board or is cheaply made. Check to see if the doors and drawers are square and how well the drawers close. Good luck.

Why not buy three wood long shutters or doors from the home store, ones without ornamentation and have mirrors cut to fit? Then you can do whatever finish works best for you, after adding trim moulding around the edges of the mirror pieces,hinge them together, and you have a one-of-a-kind mirror. I am guessing there are lots of instructions on the internet for making floor screens from doors or shutters.

Happy, Jjam is right, Curtain Exchange is very expensive. When I still lived in NJ, I went to their Edgewater store and priced two silk panels for my DR. This was about two years ago and the price then was about $600 per panel. The silk panels were to die for but in the end I didn't get them because of cost. Have you considered having panels made? I did that for my GR and came in under $1000 for two panels and a valance.