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french edgers needed for potager

16 years ago

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the top photo is a late spring look at the potager - in the middle photo i added french edgers sold by smith hawkens - the last photo is a close up of the edgers - a bit of a problem - i need about 24 more of the edgers - if you have a few laying around that you would like to sell or if you know where i can find more - please contact me - thanks so much -

mr toad

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indylisa
16 years ago
I can't help you, but what a beautiful garden!!!

Lisa
nonacook
16 years ago
Wonderful edgers and garden.
Sorry I can't help. Have never seen those
edgers before.
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luna_llena_feliz
16 years ago
Very pretty edgers! I can see why you want more. Although some folks around here could probably give you some great ideas for alternatives made from old wrought iron railings or metal bed frames. Wonderful garden too!
Marlene Kindred
16 years ago
Beautiful garden! Love the edgers...you might try looking on ebay to see if someone has them there.
concretenprimroses
16 years ago
What a fabulous garden! I'm totally jealous. Good luck with the edgers. If I see any anywhere I'll be sure to let you know. I like that design a lot, nice rounded tops. It kind of freaks me out to see sharp pointy stuff at fall upon height in gardens. These are great.
Kathy

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