Hello Kelly, I have some Zephyranthes drummondii, white rain lilies. If you want to send your bulbs first, then I'll match the size of bulbs you send. Xtal

suebelle, I don't grow either one, but I have seen 'Classic Woman' in the gardens for two rose friends here in California. In my opinion it is an incredible rose and wouldn't think twice about buying it. As a matter of fact it is on my wish list for the future. I don't know about disease issues in you area, of course... Good luck with your inquiry! Christina Here is a link that might be useful: Organic Garden Dreams

Hi again! That is a beautiful rose too! I have so much trouble deciding these things, especially with roses. I guess that's why I have about ten pink roses and half a dozen apricot roses, lol. I can't make a choice between them! No, I didn't think gael was your last name. I just thought maybe you lived in Shelton and had a kid at the high school who played sports, and therefore your kid would be a Shelton Gael and you would be a Gael mom, lol. It's kind of an unusual word/name - no one at the school even really knows what it means, lol. I mean, it should technically mean an Irish person, I would think, but the mascot/symbol of the school is a Viking. Go figure. I always say we should really have a leprachaun, lol, but I guess that's not as tough-looking as a Viking. Anyway, enjoy your rose! It is gorgeous! :) Dee

Hi! I looked at both Luna Pearl and Sesame White (which may be the same as your Salt-and-Pepper). Based on the materials that I looked at, there is a difference between LP and SW. The color flecks on the SW are smaller and more defined. LP flecks tend to be larger and a more undefined and there is a bit more pink in the material. This is the Sesame White that I viewed: I wound up going with Imperial White as I liked the subtle motion of the flecks...which were still small with a 'tight' pattern. I was looking for a stone that was as close to engineered quartz in looks as possible. Closeup: Good Luck! Pepper