Russel Nursery (Wholesale Only) list that as one that they grow... Don't waste your time trying to coax one out of them...I've tried once...Without a nursery license, no go... However, if you have a nursery in your area that Carries Russel plants, see if they have it, or will order it in for you. Cederus are touch and go here...Been experimenting with a few since last fall...So I'm not to familiar with who carries them... That's my two cents worth... Eliot

I got my hands on some left over seed but I could use advice now. I have about 50 seeds. They were packaged for use in 2009. The packaged says 80% germ in Jan 09. They were mostly stored in an un-air-conditioned house since 2009. Some seed from the same lot was planted last year and for whatever reasons (presumably poor germ but maybe also poor weather/too much or too little water...) they didn't make a stand. I don't know if any germinated at all, but if any did it wasn't noted. I assume if I can get just one plant to germinate I can multiply out this seed. I don't know if I can even get one seed to germinate, but I want to give it the very best chance I can, because I still haven't found any other sources. I've never started butterbeans as transplants before, but I'm thinking that may be the best way to go. What can you all tell me about how to optimize my chances? Farmerdill, thanks for the pointer on the white dixie butterpea. I may need to try that as well.

I don't know where to find that exact pull but when I was looking for my pulls, I found that the hardware on sites like rejuvenation and restoration were usually made by other makers, so you might have luck on a site like myknobs.com. There are lots of online sites out there and a huge variety of pulls. The online sites ship to you directly from the manufacturer (so its not like they really carry all of those in stock). So if its out there, you can probably find it. That is a beautiful pull....

Candice, this is the page at fabrics.com for home decor fabric in linen/linen-type fabric with stripes, https://www.fabric.com/home-decor-fabric-linen-fabric.aspx?fabric-pattern=stripes&sort=Price+(Ascending)