As garden potter said... Mary-Jo, you are so funny! We are our worst critic,I've been selling these things for a long time...and I price them a little on the high side(what the market will bear)then I go down on the price (people love to get a discount) and if one of the pcs isn't the best then I say "on this pc I can go allot less cuz of this...whatevr the imperfection, sells every time and they see that it is not perfect and I not lying and we are both happy LOL. works for me Hugs, Carmen Hope this helps

Love it all Jeanne, I went on conversations & tried to log-in since they said I was off, it keeps coming up that there is no GJF Ha! Sorry to hijack your post but I will be gone for awhile. Mom in hospital 9 days with AF & trying to care for dad(stroke 1 yr ago) at home. Bro. had to fly to East Coast for business. Other bro. came in sick-so it goes .I'm on my own except for DD some & lady taking care of dad some mornings(& snooping through the house!!) So I've got to stay there for few days~.~, talk to you all later & miss you! Jan

My untreated yellow wood beds 10" tall, 8x4 cost me less than $20 to make, so I like my deal :) The roses are the "waxed" roses you find elsewhere (big lots) at similar prices. I have one growing in my garden, and I really like it. It was not what it was labeled to be, but it's been a reliable, bright orange blooming rose, surprisingly disease resistant. It is kind of a lovely mystery plant.

I absolutely LOVE zinnias but cannot bring myself to buy them in a pot when I can throw them on my soil from a cheap seed packet and have them sprout up.There are just SOOOO many to choose from!Love cat whiskers too. The only flowers our Lowes had on the clearance rack were some pretty sad Knockouts. But I did get a steal on the willows!!!! Love this candy color Found this basket for sale in Mt Dora for an outrageous price.But I have to admit,it is fabulous!