For those who like a lg. variety of domestic AND international fruit trees/berries; I've had great luck with Raintree Nursery. Can't remember having any stock from them fail to grow. The Trees are VERY large w/ big root systems. Their customer service is very helpful and responsive. I also really like Indiana Berry Co. Their prices cannot be beat; and their plants dig right in and thrive. They give very detailed growing instructions in the catalog; which is nice. They also offer some collections of several strawberry and raspberry varieties which are VERY cost effective; about $ 2.50 each. I appreciate this chance to get names of other good nurseries/seed catalogs to try. Recently got a Pinetree seed catalog; and it has LOTS of fun & interesting imported seeds; like purple; blush and yellow sweet sugar snap peas; LOTS of imported melons."ten fingers of Naples" early(er) plum tomato's; 40 day cucumbers. Between them and my yearly Twilly veggie/flower seed orders; I think I'm ordering over $ 100 already! LOL too ambitious much? Twilly Professional seed Co. Is the BEST; in my opinion; for vast variety; LOW prices; and pro-grower rated veggie seed, Highly recommend them.

lehua13; I have 1gph drippers with 12" spacing that I run for 3 hours once a week on clay soil that has been mulched and composted for many years. I hope that the roses are getting a deep enough soak. I think they are based on this one fact. I grow mostly landscape roses IE Carefree Spirit, Carefree Sunshine, Whiteout, Citrus Splash, Knockout etc and they are blooming continously the new buds are forming before the old blooms have fallen off and we have gotten very little rain since late April. My next hurdle is to find out what it takes to get a seperate water meter for irrigation and a faucet somewhere to feed the drip system. I probably should start a new thread for this but I am thinking of using a nursery/ greenhouse setup for my container clusters using netafim drippers with mod splitters and arrow drippers. Is there anything/problems I should look out for with this type of setup. I will insert a link to some info on it. Thanks Familyman Here is a link that might be useful: Netafim multi pot watering

Check-out RH Modern. This kinda makes me sick... The bed is Bob Williams, but in black-- you'll notice on the Bob Williams site that it's seriously marked down, so I think they are phasing it out for RH Modern. Soho Concept and Nuevo have pieces similar to the dining table, and the Milo Baughman chair looks like it is from Thayer Coggin, but in black leather. I think we should be trying to figure out these sources BEFORE they do their huge national launch of their new stores over the next 12 months. I know I've seen dining chairs similar, but can't seem to find them now. At least you guys have warning to start looking for similar products at the various trade markets. They are also hiring a TON of designers to have on hand. Halo, GJ, and Four Hands used to be the main wholesalers for Resto, but the guys at GJ were really unhappy at High Point Market when I asked them about it this past April. Something went down...

Someone mentioned complimentary shipping on an item of above average cost if you take into consideration how many items are in the catalog. For them to forego your shipping charges would not be a big deal as that cost could be absorbed on a few other customers. You're also upgrading to a more expensive fabric, so they've got to be making money on that also. While I enjoy looking in their catalogs, their shipping costs have always stopped me from ordering. I can only add, I hope your sofa is worth the extra charge.