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Keep or Sell Pine Cones for Christmas

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Date: 10/15/2007 Topic: Christmas > Helpful Hints  
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For those who are overrun with pine cones in the yard, especially the big, pretty ones, Bag 'em up! They can become natural decor for Christmas. Some places don't have pine trees, so you may actually be able to sell them online, at a flea market or a fair. I was traveling one year and was shocked to see a small bag of pine cones in a store on sale for $5! I had a yard full of them back home!

By Kel from Duncanville, TX
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My father has thousands of the long leaf pine cones, from eastern NC. i have the big 8 in. I don't know how to sell them, with times as hard as they are these days, I really wish we could sell these. Beautiful nature we are blessed with. Also have gourds to sell.

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By KarenM (Guest Post)
You should freeze pinecones overnight before using for crafts or you might get little bugs on your projects.

Posted on 10/25/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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