FREE Butterfly Cage
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Comments (2)Wash it out with water and about 10% clorex. I do in the bathtub and let dry in the sun. Gather eggs right away and put in airtight container. Penny...See MoreFree tomato cages
Comments (11)Tom, those are some nice tomato cages! I am sure somebody will be happy to have them. Well see Silvia I may be interested depending on your location.... Where in Florida are you? I'm on Merritt Island. FOD, guess when I added "Sunset 26" I lost St Pete in my header...back to St Pete Z10, Heat 10 - no Sunset 26. Even at $16 per double cage I doubt you'll want to make the trip over here for $320 worth of cages. ...and then reused them for epis after watching this video Carol, these are 3/16" wire, much too heavy to bend that easily.......See MoreButterflies Are Free
Comments (14)You sure come up with some great ideas, Nana. This is lovely. I like those cups/saucers and they complement the plates and make it all fun. I used to have a butterfly house, what a great idea to use your's in this tablescape. Bet you had fun collecting all the items to put this together. Thanks for sharing it with us, I too love butterflies. Sunnyca, I too have a house across the street like that although mine not quite as much as yours. I used to go clean up the magnolia leaves in the street but couldn't do anything about the weeds. He finally hired a gardener so now it gets "mowed and blowed" and looks lots better! LOL Luvs...See MoreCage Free Eggs used in mayonnaise
Comments (16)Not long ago while in Whole Foods I over heard a woman complaining about getting a cracked tooth from a pit in an olive.... purchased at WF, of course. The clerk just looked at her and then said, " Olives have pits. Didn't you know that?" The customer didn't reply but went on her way. The clerk just shock her head and went back to work. I would guess the liability lawyers are needed. I still think of this thread everytime I see the term "Cage Free" ;-))...See Morecaterwallin
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