I'm sorry for some reason when I first tried to post this it didn't happen then I posted the question again in a different thread and now they both showed up. Please disregard this thread so as to avoid confusion. Moderators please feel free to delete this thread

I wouldn't like that either. Who knows what happened all those months ago. "Get over it" seems wrong to say. How about "Come to terms with it" or "Make the best of it" or "put it in perspective." It cannot be changed now, anyway. Maybe they can at least refund what you paid for the yearbook, as a gesture of regret for the mistake. If this is the worst thing that happened to your son's senior year, you are a lucky family. You have the nice pictures from the photographer, those are the ones you'll treasure for yourself, as a mother, more than the yearbook, anyway. I mean, those will be in the frame on the mantle or wherever every day for years. The yearbook picture will be looked a lot for now, but eventually almost never. We have so many pictures of our children/ourselves growing up, the value of the yearbook is the memories of people and times that it brings back later for the student. That won't change despite this error.

5: purple passion waffle? care tips? indoor, outdoor? Gynura, as stated above. Not hardy, tropical. 6: purple passion? Indoor, outdoor? That one's Hemigraphis, the 'Snow White' version of purple waffle plant. Also tropical. 7: what kind of ivy?? indoor/outdoor? Syngonium podophyllum. Root hardy to about Z9 but the foliage/vines are not frost hardyl. A tropical vine, AKA arrowhead plant/vine. Agree that #8 is English ivy (Hedera helix.)

Steve could you come up with something easier. It looks like one of your tricks, a four leaf clover growing on one of your trees, wrong? Sorry, I know little about citrus rootstocks.