AVEDON, so glad you are getting reblooms and please send a little of that rain here.:)) I love this last one, very pretty yellow bloom and I really like mom's seedling, too. very nice. jean

As I recall, the Cristalli was the smaller 2 1/2" by 5" (I think). Mine is an old house, and I wanted a more traditional size like the Tiffany. We ended up using Mapei grout in the biscuit color, which in theory is slightly darker than the biscuit color tile I installed. It, of course, dried quite a bit lighter than the samples and the color chart would have indicated. But, it will be fine and I am not going the route of trying to use a grout enhancer to bring back the color it was when wet (a color I would have preferred).

If anyone needs a massive 5 quart sauté pan, take a look at this T-Fal. I bought it last month to replace a Cuisinart pan that cost four times as much. I managed to ruin the Cuisinart – – don't ask – – and was skeptical that such a cheap pan could work well, but I truly love it. I do a lot of big batch frying and sautéing huge amounts of spinach and vegetables, so this pan really fits the bill. iowacommute, if you're not using that fine cast-iron cookware on your induction cooktop, you're really missing out! That is where it truly excels. Like sjhockeyfan325, I use a silicone mat under mine to keep from scratching the glass. I use the round, red one from Amazon because it fits my largest hob nicely. But the black ones would definitely look better. I do use newspaper under my regular sauté pans, or when frying bacon, but I do not trust it to prevent scratching on really heavy pieces of cast-iron.

May I pls. ask "Closing for you, Russ." what's that about? To answer Russ' question, all 3 plants are from Stush in a box he'd shared saying they were Siam Silver. The 2 Sans. in pic above w/ small 3rd pot in front as well as the sprouted leaf, pup & newly found rhizome. In the pic w/ trio of pots, based on comments from here, it would seem the left green & white Sans w/ its longer leaves & more white in center is the Siam Silver & the green & white striped Sans on the right w/ most of its green in the center of the leaves is a Bantel's. That's how I understood it.