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Handy Dandy Plant Clips

13 years ago

Earlier this year at an open garden the owner showed me these clips. I've found them very useful. I hate tying up vines and I have too many situations where my Clematis don't climb on their own and I break off the vines trying to wind them through the lattice or trellises. These clips are from Harbor Freight and are $2.99 a package of ten. I'm on my fourth package since Memorial weekend.

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janetpetiole
13 years ago
Love those. Thanks for sharing.
flowergirl70ks
13 years ago
Harbor Freight? In your area? My daughter in Albany is coming here in Aug. Could she find some in her area and bring them to me?
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buyorsell888
Original Author
13 years ago
Albany Oregon? The closest Harbor Freight is in Salem

There are Harbor Freights in Kansas in Shawnee and Topeka and Independence MO too.
NHBabs z4b-5a NH
13 years ago
Unfortunately, the clips aren't in the online catalog.
buyorsell888
Original Author
13 years ago
No, they aren't. I wanted to use their pictures and give the link. Should have mentioned that. Sorry.

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