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| Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 12:45 pm Post subject: Herb wheel. |
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This is the herb wheel I bought at the craft fair last week-end. Yes, I know - it's not full of herbs -it's full of cyclamen!!  I got twelve of these lovely little plants for only £4.80 (reduced from £2.99 each, BIG saving) and I think they look quite good in the planter. 
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Hehe Eils, and to think I was about to move this topic to the Herb Gardening forum  The herb wheel looks like the Trivial Pursuit board, I like it. It will look better when it has aged a bit. Good find.
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Eileen, it is my turn to be jealous. I love that herb wheel. I am planning a larger one for the garden next spring but that smaller one is great.
That one goes on Randy's honey-do list for sure.
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Eileen I do like that wheel.It has its own look and the flowers will look so pretty in there .I do envey you Great find.
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Eileen, love your wheel. I want one!! We have craft fairs, I'm sure. I have just never seen one. I shall have to have a look around.
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Good find indeed but since I am from the colonies I have no idea of how much you paid for it.LOL
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Hi Eileen - love this herb wheel. I'll be looking out for it in fairs and markets - it will be perfect for strawberries!
Love Lara 
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I think it's around $22-$23 dollars Richard!!
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Wow that is a great find and a great price
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I love it - haven't seen anything like that around here. Nothing cheers a body up like a good deal combined with plants.
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Great find. I love cyclamen. I have planted some several times and I do believe the voles ate them. 
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We can plant cyclamen here, but they are about 6 bucks for a 4" and then we have to leave them in their pots but cut the bottom out. They don't last long in our winters because it is just too hot. But I love them....gorgeous things.
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