No, its really not that big, only 5 inches. The form makes it look big. Its a dip too. I like the fact that its Very Late and I love the color and form of the flower. I am going to post the link for it on the hybridizers website. Here is a link that might be useful: Last Chance for Romance at Jim Murphy's

Wow... I was just wishing I had an area to plant... I'm full up plus some. This will all be anecdotal - best guess... Night Before Christmas - bright shade, then afternoon sun? best guess, no... put it in more shade. Of your list, plants pretty tolerant of sun.... I know So Sweet, Fragrant Bouquet, Orange Marmalade, Aphrodite, Paul's Glory are all pretty good in some sun. FB and A are the two most sun tolerant, in my experience. Sum and Substance needs some sun to get its best color... and some years an actual metallic gold kind of sheen. On the other hand, a little too much and it gets scorched. And all of the sun tolerance thoughts are predicated on how much moisture is available. If you keep them deep watered, even some that don't like the placement initially will come back the next year and be just fine after adjusting. They might stay a little smaller, and their leaves might be a little smaller... but they seem to adjust.

Beautiful children Joan! And excellent shots! Thanks for sharing! PS - The weather in Florida has been awesome. We have a cold front going thru right now. Only got up to about 70 today but plenty of sunshine. Daytime temps supposed to be back up in the high 70's low 80's by Friday. Lows in the 50's. Perfect! Aren't you in the Ocala area? I'm in Palm Coast (south of St. Augustine). We should try to get together sometime this winter! ~Betsy

Didn't buy anything but did check the succulent section; everything sitting in water and prices were, IMO, ridiculous. From $9.99 to over $20 - can't justify that for size that used to be for sale around $5-7 (almost all in 4"pots). This was $10, and marked "rhipsalis"...Many TC in different size pots and red, pink & white color, most in bloom (so easy to ID) and all sold as "Christmas cactus". All other plants were labeled as "cactus miscellaneous" or "succulent miscellaneous". This plant was with sanseverias - anyone knows what it is? It has teeth on the margins and few pups; I am guessing a bromeliad?: