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Plastic Flowers for Outdoor Decor

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Date: 07/11/2008 Topic: Gardening > Flowers  
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If you have a summer home, as well as a winter home, the garden can really get away from you! We go to the dollar store and purchase lots of colorful plastic flowers. We "plant" these instead of real ones, in both gardens, and have a beautiful garden, with minimal work, all season! My neighbors keep trying to water them for me!

By Catastrofy from Winnipeg, Canada
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By redhatterb (220) Profile Contact
I'm tempted to do this. I have a real problem with squirrels digging the dirt out of my pots and eating the roots.

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By jodi (Guest Post)
I do the same thing as you, having a couple of areas to keep up an looking nice I have also gone to the fake flowers an from the road it always looks real. This has kept down on the water bills with Texas summers an not a ot of rain it still looks nice with a lot of color. I know others are doing the same thing. Yes we also like the real plants and flowers and we do have several. Also when we are gone we don't have to worry if the plants get watered. You can also mix the plastic flowers with the real ones. also when the flowers do not look good any longer pull off the flower part an use the leaves for fillers along with your plants.

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By PICO (468) Contact
I'm sorry but plastic flowers just don't do it for me

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