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June 18, 2012

This little bear vase was $.25 at a flea market. The least expensive one was $.10. I collect small vases to share flowers from the garden with children to take home to mom or dad. I also use any containers I can find to start cuttings for anyone to take. I use empty yogurt, cottage cheese, and other food containers.

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I even use take out containers and have DD save her's as well. It takes so little to make a child smile and and want to come back often to the Path Garden. (One little boy calls it "The Forest", his dad told me.)Bear Vase
 
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By Vi Johnson from Moorpark, CA

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August 31, 2009

I keep my fresh flowers longer by putting them in stones I've collected at the beach. The jar is decorated with rub on decals.

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When the flowers die, I clean off the rocks, add shells and leave it.

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September 23, 2004

To cut fresh flower stems cleanly, use a pet nail clipper. Simply put the stem through the hole and snip. A perfect cut every time!

 
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