This is an interesting question that has an easy answer but one many shy away from even more now what with so much available online. A few years back your man Lynford Christie found himself in a similar position although he had more acreage than you no doubt but no matter. What he did (this was told in detail in Gardens Illustrated) was to have a professional designer come out for a consultation. The imagined cost of this freaks people out and Lynford said that he didn't do much of what was suggested anyway but it kick started his imagination and that was worth the hundred quid. You don't say where you are but I'll bet that you have a garden centre nearby with someone who will come out for free and give you lots of ideas in the hope that you will buy from them and this might work just as well for you.

I did a search by "sixth sense daylily pics" and came up with the following links. But you are right, there is not much specific info about it's growth habits. Mike's Backyard Garden: http://www.mikesbackyardgarden.org/sixthsense.html Hallson Gardens forum: http://www.perennialnursery.com/forums/search.php?fid[]=3 Here's an article about a hybridizer named Heemskerk and I am assuming this is the right guy: http://www.dutchgardens.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-DutchGardens-Site/default/Page-Show?cid=7078 His website lists Sixth Sense, but doesn't say anything new about it: http://www.heemskerkplants.com/ Wish I could have found more on it. It is very pretty. Vickie

Jeana, You're welcome. Dawn

I am in the middle of remodeling 3 bathrooms with lots of tile. Great tile itself can cost as little as $2.50 a square foot- it is the install that costs a lot. (remember - demo, scrapping away the mud that might be under the old tile, maybe having to replace rotting plywood subfloor, leveling for new "bed" for new tile, and stone has different requirements than if you are replacing ceramic). That said, I LOVE TILE and so enjoyed looking for deals at the EXPO return area, Home Depot. I had great success at tile stores that cater to the trade - ask any installer who they use, and the store will often give you the trade discount, or your installer can buy it for you. EXPO Design Center's tile policy is ANY tile return at all automattically goes on the clearance table - at usually %50 or less for brand new, instyle stuff. I liked Stone Peak Canyon for a porcelein stone-look and the price was Under $3 a square foot. All big tile manufactureres have websites that are fun to play with, but to find the price, I usually copy it's name, and google search it through the other retail store websites for the usual price. Also, there is ton of tile discussions in the BATHROOM home forum. www.floridatile.com http://www.crossvilleinc.com/ www.americanolean.com