Debra, my Persian Market looks more like the pic from your garden. The scapes on mine are very tall and it is toward the back of a mixed border, so I don't get to see it up close as often as I like. I just may need to move mine. Glad to hear that it reblooms reliably for you. Here is a not-so-good photo of mine. I am not trying to hijack your post, but thought it might add another dimension. Ann

I'll keep the Miele temperature issue current for 2016. I have a Miele H4890BP2 (MasterChef 48" double oven) and have had it in operation for about 6 years. From the start it has *never* worked properly. Unfortunately, I assumed for the first 2 years that the temperatures were correct as shown on the display, and that the issues with baking were my fault. After putting good oven thermometers in both ovens, I realized that the oven temps were not at all what the ovens were displaying. After about 30 minutes to reach temperatures, the actual temperatures are always 25-50 degrees below the display temp (not to mention the "reached temp" alert beep occurs within 5 minutes. However, for the past year, only the bottom oven heats and maintains temperature. The top oven will heat to a maximum of 325-375 and within 15 minutes stops heating entirely. It shows no fault messages, and the display indicates that it is still attempting to heat...it just goes cold despite the display declaring that it is preheating. BTW, the Miele installer (who no longer sells Miele) did not set the voltage to the proper US setting--something I only knew to check after reading these boards! There is no Miele authorized service provider in my area and every other appliance repair people I've called all have refused to work on Miele ovens! I finally sent an Email to Miele about two weeks ago and have not gotten a response. It's incredibly disappointing to say the least to have paid this much for an appliance and it never work properly, and then be unable to find a local service provider. Especially horrifying is that Miele clearly must know that there was and is an issue with these ovens but have not been proactive and/or responsive to customers who own these ovens. This is not at all what I expected when doing business with Miele.

I'm not Oakley, but I live in OK. in the North east part of the state which I think is not too far from where she lives. The damage in the state that was shown on National TV was in Norman which is more or less in the OK City metro. . A little east of OK City and central south west OK also had some damage. The north-east part of the state was very windy through Sunday night, but no damage.

yes your math is good those fixture will not give good working light, too bright will be right in your eyes, to dull will not light the surface, be sure you have good placement on the recessed.