Nice seedling wxman81. Last spring I purchased a Parajubaea Sunkha seedling. Ended up having to transplant it early summer to a more shaded location due to FL's extreme summer heat/sun. Roots are very sensitive. It recouped nicely and even thrived during cooler months. Survived 20 degree low during this past winter (with protection) and 27 degree lows with no protection or damage. I'm curious to see how it does throughout the year in the ground and undisturbed. Good luck with your Torallyi!

I bought mine from ebay. I believe it was from myhomehardware. I was pleased w/ the weight and quality of what we recieved. There was 1 pull that I'd bought for my kitchen that was too litte, it appeared to be chunkier or thicker in the picture (at least to me) and didn't have a big enough appearance once I got them. But I rearranged the others I'd bought and put those on less important cabinets. I've just recently finally sent back some and need to get some others. I don't know if that will come through or not. Hope so though! If you ever go to Canton, TX First Monday they have a couple hardware dealers there that have the same stuff that's on ebay for pretty much the same price.

Bru, I share your love of pets especially cats. I have lost 5 cats over the years. The three of these I had since they were kittens died at Ria 15 1/2 (liver disease), Leo 17 1/2 (euthanized months after he had a stroke - still have doubts about this decision), Zorro 18 1/2 (stroked out). The other two were feral or strays. One was white Miffy - we found him with a severe ear infection at the bottom of some stairs while watching my son play softball - he died of a rare form of feline leukemia (my other cats had had shots. The other black cat - Mickey Mew - died of an intestinal infection that spread quickly. He was such a character although Ria was the biggest character - almost human. Ria would answer the doorbell. He inspected new art when it was hung on the wall. Ria attempted to turn door knobs to exit a room. And he even tried to turn light switches on. Crazy. He let me and the kids dress him in baby clothes and push him in a stroller. But he was psycho kitty at the vet - screaming, peeing, biting. Ria inspired my son's first word - Key he said pointing at Ria the kitty - at 7 months old. At least twice my husband and I had to come home from an outing when two different babysitters called us to say that Ria the cat would not let either of them into Greg's room. Amazing, he was. Here's a great story. A lady mail carrier in the Phoenix area was on a different route than normal yesterday. She looked up and saw a baby near an unscreened open 2nd floor window. The baby crawled out and fell directly into her arms. Talk about the power of God, the presence of angels. Wow! Take care Bru and I hope your kitties improve very quickly!

nasalzak, The tiles you have should be mesh backed. You can "peel" individual tiles off and replace them with tiles of the same size. This can be done while still doing the install as a 12x12 sheet. I believe jodi in ca did this with her Jeffrey Court Fire and Ice backsplash. She took off some darker ones and added lighter glass tiles to brighten it up. Make sure the little tiles are the same size (they often say they are 1x1 but are actually 5/8 x5/8) and the same thickness (1/4 or 1/8). If you then wanted to get really creative you could insert/sprinkle some red glass in the copper, create a 3" or so wide strip of border, and continue with the copper above that. You wouldn't need that much redish glass tile depending on how much backsplash space you have. HOpe that helps a little.