We are getting off the topic, but I remember the lush yard of my childhood w/ all the clover and watching the honeybees, and the exciting days when we would take the honey out of the hives... I planted clover and I wish all the weedy grass would go away! (No neighbors are going to care here as our lots are set in the middle of woods, and we are out in the country.) My clover has had a tough time (doesn't like sand?), but there is one low-growing weed that I am encouraging as it does not need to be mowed. No mowing is my goal. As for my clems (many of which you all enabled!), they are doing fairly well. I was most impressed w/ Arabella- the best bloomer! I have mostly watered from my rain barrels this summer and it is not very satisfactory because the sand soaks up the moisture so fast (great for watering pots and small areas though). I too have to figure out where to plant the ones I stuck in pots in the spring. Most are going into the rose garden (if the roses don't make it maybe the clems will). I have planted several to climb up my deck railings. I know there is a lot of controversy about adding soil amendments, but I am with the other readers who see the fence as a prime planting ground. Maybe someone who knows more about amendments could help out? I wish you the best of luck in finding them a good place, and would appreciate it if you will wish me luck as well. Thanks, Brandy

Take a look at Strasser Woodenworks. I have one of their 48" vanities and a matching overjohn. They do have matching tri-view medicine cabinets, and you can choose from a variety of styles and finishes. Link - Strasser styles & finishes Link - Strasser medicine cabinet examples

looking for a smaller bar or even a hand towel ring to March the one pictured below. thanks!

indekat - If you Google "champagne bronze shower curtain rings", you will see lots of options of bronze rings. I doubt that anyone would notice that the rings may not match exactly to a sink faucet across the room. Having said that, I have the same Delta kitchen sink and pot filler faucet. I used some Rub n Buff paint, in Grecian Gold, to add accents to bronze metal lanterns hanging over my island. I think it looks great! The RNB is very easy to use and is durable on all types of finishes. You could purchase some bronze or black colored rings and apply the RNB with a small, stiff, make-up brush. The gold inside the tube is a darker gold than the color on the tube.