Spruce...thanks for the idea about asking where a nursery gets their seed. I am surprised that they don't mind telling you. I will keep that in mind. Forest Farm is a catalog I have but I haven't ordered from them before. Thanks for the recommendation, ken...thanks for the gee tree farm idea and arrowhead alpines, girard nurseries, and for pointing me toward the ACS. jaro...Iseli, has some nice photos on their site...thanks for their ME distributor. Once in awhile I get up to Maine. You never know. tsugajunkie...yes, I do understand that white pine is native to Maine and Tsuga canadensis is native to the East Coast. I got the impression that some of the ornamental conifers are bothered by cold weather and frost. Adrian Bloom mentions in his book, not planting some varieties in an East facing location because in the spring, the early morning son would thaw them out just in time for the cold to get them later. mrgpag...Broken Arrow Nursery is a great idea! I have been there once before and they really impressed me with the quality of their plant material at reasonable prices. That was awhile ago and I wasn't looking for conifers then, so I didn't notice whether they had a collection or not. Thanks a lot! Thank you all for the help.. :-) pm2

It is possible for you to do a retrofit, but the ease of it might depend on a properly configured slide bracket being available. Obviously the bracket would have to be sized to fit the vertical tube. If the bracket is a 2-piece "clamp-on" type of thing, then that's easy. If it's not and you'd have to unthread the shower head off the vertical to install the slider over the vertical tube, then reassemble. That might make it difficult. Another consideration would be if there is enough clearance between the vertical tube and the shower wall for the sliding bracket to fit and be functional. So, no promises. Another option that will definitely work would be to abandon the idea of the infinitely adjustable slide and to just buy another fixed wall mount bracket to hang the handheld from. You could have one bracket mounted low and the other higher. Two locations. Less flexibility, but much easier. The bracket part number appears to be 96532xx0, with the "xx" being the finish. Chrome is usually "00", brushed nickel "82". So your number should be 96532820. The brackets in chrome are usually $15-$30, nickel could be that or doubled. Hansgrohe tidbits can be difficult to source, especially if the price has been lowered due to it being discontinued. You can look beyond your specific product model though, as another type of hansgrohe bracket might hold your handheld head just fine.

It is a Delta I am trying to replace the the flange because ours is brass and just the piece that holds the bar. Those are the pieces that are brass. I want all chrome.

Do you mean the actual storage boxes or the cubes? The boxes are available at places like the Container Store or Storables and often at office supply stores and places like Home Goods, but with less of a selection. Cube storage systems are available just about anywhere!!