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| Who's the big pastel pink monster, Viking? I like your tripod supports. |
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- Posted by vikingcraftsman 6/7LINY (My Page) on Tue, Aug 11, 09 at 11:34
| That is Gitt's Perfection from Swan Island. The tripodes save those Dahlias when the cats knock them down. It keeps all the plant tegeather with the bucket it is in. I have a lot of maple splings around here. So I let them grow till they are big enough to use as stakes. |
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- Posted by misslucinda 6a (My Page) on Tue, Aug 11, 09 at 13:41
| Hi Viking My Gitts is barely more than a big fat opening bud. Shows what a difference 50 miles makes. The tripods are an excellent idea. Are they anchored inside the pot and if so how? I am still in love with those big fat square wooden planters you have off to the right in the first picture. Any interest in building a couple more....(for a pal, hmmmmm)? My best regards to your spouse, Lucinda |
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- Posted by vikingcraftsman 6/7LINY (My Page) on Tue, Aug 11, 09 at 21:07
| The tripods are just stuck in the soil. But most of those pots are over 12 inches deep. That gives the tripodos a lot of support. I tryed selling my home build pots to my neighbors for fifty dollars. The wood cost me around $23 at Lowes. They just laughed at me. They are way to heavy to ship at reasonable cost. I will tell the wife you asked about her. Thanks those kind of things make her happy. As well as all the kitties eatig treats out of her lap. |
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