I am not very computer savy......but I am wondering if, rather than saving page by page, I think the catalog has the same information in it, and perhaps if the photos that are not in the catalog could be saved in an album, it might be a space saving way to save the information. I do have the catalog and prize it highly. But if the photos could be saved, that would be a huge help to compare them with the catalog information. I heard from Gregg that I got "several" on my gallon sale list and am waiting to hear. I also ordered several more from the website - hope I get them also. I guess the gallon sale will be the actual last order for me from Vintage. I think back of all the wonderful roses that were available some years ago. I ordered lots but now I wish I had ordered so many more. I wish some of the other vendors like Rogue Valley, Heirloom, Roses Unlimited, etc. would buy rights to cuttings of these marvelous roses and offer them........the roses have to be pruned anyway, and it would be a way to make a little money from the new enterprise - and get the rare roses back into commerce. How I hate the closing of this respected and unique nursery!!! Judith

There's nothing quite as cool-looking(temperaturewise) as BLUE flowers. I grew Phacelia a few years ago, best blue i ever saw, next to cornflowers. The bell-shaped blue flowers with icy-white anthers were beautiful, and stirred up images of cooler weather. They do have a short bloom time, hot weather just about stops the show, cutting back helps somewhat. Give 'em a try, i believe there are 2 or 3 varieties. Good luck, and enjoy.

Well, it is nice. Of course if you're going to sell plumerias seriously, you must market them. Catchy and memorable names are critical. Complete descriptions of flowers - size, frangrance, color (changeability with temperature), petal substance, overlap of petals, etc. as well as plant habit (compact, vigorous, etc.) are details so many sites are sorely lacking. Compact and/dwarf varieties are in style, as are mottled color combinations. Anything 'Thai' seems to be in style. It seems we've been bombarded with so many new cultivars as well -- many from Thailand growers, since EBay and PayPal have made these transactions much easier. Of course Thailand is exploiting this opportunity! But people want what is NEW and supposedly improved. The oldies-but-goodies are getting lost in the stampede. Also, keep in mind that many websites only show a photo of one bloom -- sometimes a small cluster. This flower of yours may not have the sex appeal being shown as a single flower (not much petal overlap, etc.). But, like you say you have to appreciate the whole plant in full bloom. If you want people to purchase it online, you'd really have to give a complete description of the plant, and why it's so special, which I think you did in this thread, but you'd never see that much written on a vendor's site, sad to say. This is where Florida color's site could really use some help. BB&B is a bit better. Maui Plumeria Gardens, not so good.

Here is one rug I found online that could be a contender, except it doesnt have a 8x10 size. One more picture so you can see another view of the kitchen. This post was edited by khallock on Wed, Sep 18, 13 at 10:41