Nice acquisition, Dana, and a good save! I'm sure those poor bulbs would have ended up in a landfill somewhere if you hadn't saved them, and at such a nice price, too! Way to make a deal! With good culture, I'm sure you'll see the spent ones bloom next year, and the ones that haven't bloomed will probably bloom now! In this case, a mislabel wouldn't hurt at all, and is desirable! You never know what's hiding in the mass amounts of bulb kits these large stores get in... I expected one of mine to be a White Dazzler, but it's a Minerva... which suits me just fine! I think with good care you'll have quite a beautiful potted garden!

hi remodelfla, I'm not sure you would be interested in this, it is probably not what you want, BUT I saw this bathroom that Sarah R. did using Lowe's tiles. The overall look is great, there are white subways, cream tiles, gray pencil tile, and the floor is an inexpensive marble that she laid with a mesh marble subway tile cut to make the border. If you look at the details closely you can see how they did it all. I think it really gives a high end look for not a lot of money. Here is one picture, if you want more, just let me know, I have some close ups. They also used a white chair rail tile to cap it off as it went around the room. In other parts of the room they simply used the cream tile from floor up, then hit the gray pencil, white subway, gray pencil, white chair.

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I name it... Pete. Sorry, had to say that from your title question! But Sophie is right, and unless you have ANY idea about the tile (which is gorgeous, by the way, is that ceramic? It really looks like wood!) like the manufacturer name you are pretty much out of luck. One option is thisoldtile.com, a service that will try to find out what it is and try to find a source for you for a $15 fee. I recently was trying to find tiles matching our kitchen to replace the carpet in the hallway and heavy traffic areas, we built the house 14 years ago and I had every receipt and detail of my tile and found out it was discontinued 2 years ago. I was certain there MUST be SOME leftovers somewhere in the country because it was made for at least 12 years and it was American Olean (a popular brand) but we had no luck. Good luck, I hope that website can help!