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Hubby used a garden arch to put planks on for some plants I was saving to take with us when we move( don't know when that will be now) . It started to get cold here in So.Ca. and I was afraid we might have a freeze like last year. So he made this spot for the plants and we covered it with a tarp for the cold nights and took it off during the daytime. Now I just water and cover when needed.
By Great Granny Vi from Moorpark, CA
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RE: Garden Arch For Protecting Plants
What a thrifty tip. I'm planning on making a potting bench out of picket fencing and one of these next to it, or on both sides, will sure tame my summer houseplant jungle! What a great idea.
Barbara in TN
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RE: Garden Arch For Protecting Plants
Really pretty
My hubby works in concrete, I am going to get him to make me one out of rebar.
Thanks for the idea
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What a good idea. I really like the look of the arch and cascading plants.
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That is an extremely smart way to use an inexpensive arch. Wish I'd thought of it myself! Thanks for sharing and God bless you.
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(01/27/2008)
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Very Creative! My son got his plants zapped last year by the frost so know what you mean. Tell your hubby he was very inventive with this idea.
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