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Has anyone seen Four Seasonal Garden Flags sold by Smith & Hawken
Comments (5)Thanks to both of you, I have been checking ebay for the past month, hoping something was there. My thought in posting here was...that someone who remembers seeing them might be able to describe them better than I can. If I knew what the images or design was, this could help me locate them better. Hopefully, I can get a picture of them at some point. The one I seem to remember is Winter. It did not have the typical snowman or christmas tree motif that most seasonal flags have. I think the colors were white, light purple and maybe a sage green. Not the usual winter flag colors, but very cool in tone and feeling. I think it had a rectangular field of harlequin pattern and some item in the middle like a family crest or something similarly shaped. Could anyone elaborate on one or all of the flags design if you have seen or remember them? I know it was a while ago...but we would love to find a set, new or used! (Correction to first post): Smith & Hawken was the seller as the subject line says. I have just ordered some shades from Smith & Noble...which explains the slip-up in my post....See MoreHAVE: Garden Flags, votives, potpourri
Comments (5)Hi Daylilyaddict, Wn. PA...we spent 3 yrs. just south of Pgh. in the mid-'90's:) Email me at IDEA_listic@peakpeak.com and tell me what you have available for trade (aside from candles or potpourri). I'll write back with plants I am dividing; how's that sound? Diane/Mtnmama...See Morenew: taking new sign-ups for 'garden decorating rr'
Comments (14)We have four new members. They are ggwrn, smmjohnson2000, kellyinflorida and scouttiegirl. Is there anyone else who like to join ? This sign-up is for May and on. mkruby7...See MoreForgive me buford, I have sinned!
Comments (18)seil, you simply did what you had to do! I mean, those roses look great, ready to burst into leaf and bloom the first chance they get. Life is short, and whatever makes you happy is good. We all understand here that nothing makes us happier than roses. And, they're not fattening! It's just a win-win situation....See More- 9 years ago
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