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Tina Bemis’ 45-minute butterfl y garden display
Club tested & approved • Lightweight, easy
took her to the Merchandising Showdown fi nals
• Rugged construction
to push or lift
at the 2009 OFA Short Course. for harsh climates • Scissor-quiet cut
• Holds up to 60 gallons • No maintenance
• Easy spin design • Easy to maneuver
• Fast acting • Eliminate noise and
whole display can be disassembled

air pollution
in about fi ve minutes and redone in
• Adjustable
about 20 minutes. After we created
Octagon Rain Barrel
cutting height
the display, we added a sign that
• Single barrel holds 54 gallons,
108 gallons when double-stacked
said, “Look how just six mums can
• Compact 29” diameter, 18” high
transition your home from summer
• Works with standard garden hose
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For those of us who are still
dreaming of paved walkways, here’s
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another cheap trick I learned from
my father-in-law, Richard. Cut a strip
of sod in half lengthwise to create
an inexpensive edge to a bed. This
display style mimics a bed your cus-
tomer might have at their home in
the middle of their lawn, keeps plants
from creeping out into the aisle and
is in place when it’s time to remake
When Easter fell too early for annuals to be in full
bloom, Bemis Farms dressed up its skinny plant
offerings with multicolored bulb crates, bright
ribbon and matching watering cans.
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