Um, what do you intend to use it on? My guess is you could buy something vastly less expensive and equally effective. Your first clue is that this overpriced product contains (surprise!) indolybutryic acid, just like Rootone and many other cheaper products, but they don't give percentages. Rather, blather: "Clone Solution is a clone-specific nutrient formulated using a special blend of minerals and other helpful ingredients." Don't waste your money on this scam. Gary

Scrapulous, I too hate plastic and paper. I used to do catering and invested in 100 clear glass plates, and as Linda said they have paid for themselves many times over. I don't cater any more, but entertain a lot, and large groups, and I have never broken one. They are made by Aroroc. I also just bought service for 4 white set in LinensnThings. With the 20% off it came to 15.00 a set. As some of the other posters suggest, Dollar stores and places like OT pottery usually have them for a dollar. Check linensnthings.com. Last week they had 12 dinner plates for 15.00 with the coupon. Here is a pic of the set I got. The blue charger was separate.

I just happened to be in Wilkes-Barre, PA today and saw a commercial building with "Trion" on the side. ?? Trion Industries' number is 570-824-1000.

I'd think you'd just need to search thrift stores and garage sales. I'd be careful with places like Wal-Mart, Lowes etc. Lots of these ornaments are made out of plastics and resins. Not sure how well they would hold up to the weather. You want to make sure your base is made out of concrete and is not coated with anything that's going to wear off, like paint.