Have you checked the company's website or called the Help Line? They might be able to tell you what companies in your neighborhood received deliveries of the product. And if you cannot find any more after a while, feel free to switch to Holly-tone, Cottonseed Meal or just a good coating of mulch. That is what we usually recommend because azaleas and rhodies are not heavy feeders and will survive from decomposition of the mulch under them. By the way, you may want tell folks in what state you reside so those who live nearest you can suggest local suppliers. I hope you can find more supplies, Janice! Luis

Ann Sacks. Be prepared! Many dollars. I've been to the Ann Sacks showroom at Kohler (WI) and talk about wanting everything in there !!!

Well, if the designer wanted to actually participate in the community instead of simply get their work seen, they would have answered the question someone asked them three years ago about the name and maker of the tile. That leaves you hoping that other people will know something that looks like this tile. Designers see a lot of tile and may be able to help. I am not a designer. But there is a little traditional tile maker in Ohio that still makes these variegated style tiles. Look at the tile in this brochure: Seneca Quarry Pavers and see if you like any there. If they are close, but not what you want check out their other tiles on this website: Seneca Tiles.

Is it wood? Ask around for someone who does woodworking, maybe they could glue it. It looks like something my DH would repair.