Hydrocotyle umbellata = dollarweed/pennywort.....depending upon where you live. In the coastal SC area, it goes commonly by dollarweed. Always good for some confusion, lol. There is also the pennywort, Centella.

Quirkpod, I live about an hour away, in Kure Beach, NC (just south of Wilmington). I know there are members here from that area and there are gardening groups. What they are though, I don't know. Hope someone responds. If they don't, I would contact some of the nurseries in that area. They would know of groups. Barb

It appears that eli17zn6 has a great suggestion. After researching it looks like the Phoenix Theoprastii or the Cretan date would be a better choice in Columbia SC. We are on the border between 8a and 8b. This plant looks like the Canary Island but may be more cold hardy. Now if I could only find a place to buy this plant with some size on it. I don't care to try to start from seed. Does anyone have any idea where I could purchase a nice plant? Thanks for your help and input- George

Molly3573-I did not strip the cabinets -clean /fill/prime- The base board trim is just taller base trim from Home Depot- I used the pre-primed faux wood stuff and I used a newall (sp?) post cut down for the corners of the island and corner guards for the corner of the cabinets to dress them up. The bead board was just the pine bead board sheets (4x8) at Home Depot primed and painted with the same. I did not glaze them like the cabinets. All attached with a brad nailer- small trim nails would work and a hammer-but take longer- hope this helps -adding crown molding really gave the best bang for the buck as an upgrade- good luck with your kitchen!