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Apr 19th, 2012 at 10:02 AM
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HandyMa'am
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HandyMa'am
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I found this today on Pinterest. He did a hanging herb garden using cans. I like the idea. hanging herb garden
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California Queen
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California Queen
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Those are cute and economical.
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Member
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Oh, I really like that! Perhaps I will do something like that on my patio.  Limited space and all that jazz. ;)
-Jon Boyenga
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Star Child
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Star Child
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That is cute. I have space but that might be handy to hang just outside the kitchen door for easy use.
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