So your confused and dont understand my directions. So let me give you some examples.

you go to my rose inventory;

http://www.floweringshrubfarm.com/avirtual.htm

lets say your looking for Duchess of Portland you scroll down to the alphabetized variety name and click the underlined variety name which takes you to;

http://www.floweringshrubfarm.com/crop194.htm

both pictures show a flower so they are both for sale. Maybe I want to see how big they are.

I send an email asking for a profile picture (from the side) of 11189 and 11190 (which are the inventory numbers of the plants shown. You could also ask for profiles of each plant available for sale of Duchess of Portland.

azaleahs@capital.net

Maybe your looking for Fantin Latour instead. You scroll down in the rose inventory to Fantin Latour and click on the underlined name and it takes you to;

http://www.floweringshrubfarm.com/crop023.htm

but there aren't any inventory pictures (an inventory picture is saved as the inventory number followed by the word "picture" and in the picture is a label under the flower or with the inventory label that shows the date the picture was taken).

No inventory pictures means no plants currently for sale.

So lets try 'Hansa'. In the inventory page scroll down to Hansa and click on the underlined name and it takes you to;

http://www.floweringshrubfarm.com/crop029.htm

The ones that show a flower are for sale the ones that don't aren't because we dont sell plants that haven't previously flowered. If the date in the picture is from more than 60 days ago (I usually update the main inventory page by highlighting the inventory numbers of sold plants at least every 30 or 40 days).

Any questions? Email me. azaleahs@capital.net