You can join the waiting list at Heirloom, but Edmunds has it in stock.

Northland Rosarium did indeed ask me, and I told them they could use any of my pics, I’m glad to see a few of my pic on their website. Another small rose seller used a few of my HMF pictures without asking. It doesn’t bother me too much persomally, but would have been better if they asked for permission. I’m a bit cautious about ordering from Garden Roses LLC, but I did go ahead and order 3 plants, not enough to be really upset if they don’t come through. Nate did just send an email about their inventory of some high demand varieties being out of stock(Evelyn, Abe etc), so it really does look like he is keeping tabs. I hope it’s a good experience for all.

Have you tried their website? I had no luck a couple yrs ago when I needed to do something with my house - at the time they only had a few shades of white available via Home Depot and I wanted a dark aged concrete color. Instead, I dealt with a couple other US cos who do mineral paints (incl both silicate paints and lime washes) and can match any color if you cant find what you want from their pallettes. Both have amazing service & technical assistance and Limeworks esp. was very generous with their time. LimeWorks.us - Lime Building Materials for Historic Restoration https://www.limeworks.us/ https://www.beeck.com/

if they are vintage good luck! but here are some suggestions (ive been there for my three vintage bathrooms): Have you been able to pop one off and look at the back and get really lucky to see the manufacturer on the back? You may have to soak it in hot water awhile to get the mortar etc off. then look up the manufacturer on ebay. check out https://matchmytile.com/ and hope you get lucky. go to retrorenovation.com and look up vintage tile and she has many posts about finding vintage tile, including neighbors, is a stash in the basement in a box on a shelf, borrow from behind the toilet, etc.