they are in pots. Lighter soil? Pruning? Any rose groups there?

Hi, They have admitted there were some documentation problems as this was transferred between 3 different people as it took a bit long for the order to be actually placed and the lack of a true invoice among some other things. Also, I do have emails asking this information. But I am not really looking to place blame as I believe to some extent both parties are culpable. I asked the question about swapping so I have some idea of what is a realistic request to make. I want to be reasonable and come up with a good solution that is a win-win for both. Not an afterthought poorly designed solution that never works right. All that said, the dealer is here servicing it and wants to take it one step at a time before we jump to any conclusions as they feel this setup should be fine once tweaked. On the larger unit that services the first floor which is 3 ton(I by mistake said 2.5 at the top of the post), the charge was off by 7 degrees. The top floor was off by 6 degrees. So he set the top floor 1.5 ton to 12 degrees and the lower floor 3 ton unit to 13 degrees. On both units the fan speed was set at the factory default of medium. He said he is moving them to low. He also said he is going to knock the cfm rate down from where it currently is at about 350 cfm per ton to 275 cfm per ton. He did a humidity check with a something sling. After having the AC units set to 55 degrees for 2 hours. That brought the upper floor temp to 73 degrees and the humidity was 62 percent. The lower floor with the 3 ton unit was at 72 degrees and humidity of 52 percent. I am kind of wondering if that reading was correct as that seems a bit drastic. But we are trying to dry the house out as much as possible and then we can bring the temp back up running at the lower speed and see if the humidity stays out. I will provide another update on if things do stabilize or if we are going to have to invest in a whole house dehumidifier also. Thanks again for all your suggestions and if you think we have missed anything, feel free to point it out :)

Sounds like it's a slide in range, based on the fact it's designed to overlap the counters. Slide in ranges are designed to be installed with a strip of countertop behind them. This counter is not present when a slide in is retrofitted in the spot of a freestanding range, or the installation guidelines of the range were not taken into account in the construction of the kitchen, LOL. As mentioned above, the manufacturers have filler strips to deal with this issue, but there are also more aesthetically pleasing options available. For example, GE has a backguard for slide ins (linked) that's kind of like the one on a freestanding range but is much more low profile. Here is a link that might be useful: GE slide in backguard This post was edited by hvtech42 on Fri, Nov 28, 14 at 22:58

I hope the pine bark works on the news ones I just planted but if I decide to stay in this house, next year, I will plant roses with the Fortuniana roots. I may even do that this year, I can take these back but some are blooming, I don't want to dig up the roses now. I do know I will not bother with any roses other than Fortuniana root ones from here though. In the meantime, I am going to mix up the fertilizer you suggested and hope it helps the other roses from last year bloom! Thank you again!! Lisa