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@Desertdi wrote:

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My "BEST" garden tool is a crowbar.   I'm getting too old to use the sledge hammer.


@Desertdi    I have a small sledge hammer that I actually prefer for driving nails.  The surface is larger and I don't have to swing it so hard.

 

My favorite "tool" is a dog leash.  They're great helpers for pulling and lifting awkward heavy items as well as for holding things in place.  I use them for all sorts of things. 

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@Kachina624 wrote:

I almost bought a wind spinner thing from Guy's show a few minutes ago but backed out when I saw the $5.95 shipping for a $17. Item.


@Kachina624 QVC charges $5.50 shipping on a $16.84 hummingbird feeder.

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@DJs mom  I wouldn't buy that either. 

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MBR did a pretty good job this morning with Katie Dubow (Cottage Farms) but I'd still rather see Carolyn do plant shows.

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Anyone know what happened to Nancy Branmueller (sp?)? She was the OAP for Plow & Hearth. Last season she & Ginger Walt both presented Plow & Hearth, but this year I only see Ginger.

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Seems like today's shows are very short on plants and heavy on garden doo-dads.  Probably just as well since the hosts don't know diddly about plants or gardening.  They can talk wind spinners all day long. 

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@DJs mom wrote:

Anyone know what happened to Nancy Branmueller (sp?)? She was the OAP for Plow & Hearth. Last season she & Ginger Walt both presented Plow & Hearth, but this year I only see Ginger.


I also wondered what happened to Nancy Brandmueller.  She was the spinner lady for years but was finally expanding into other Plow & Hearth products.

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One of my frequent thoughts lately is who is the genius that decided it was a good idea to let Carolyn go at the very beginning of garden season???  Gardeners want to watch hosts who know the difference between a tomato plant and a lilac bush.  Is that asking for too much?  They'd be better off just letting the vendors present. 

 

I seldom have good luck with plants from QVC and with the weather and heat we've been having in the midwest the last few years, I actually have been buying more garden doo-dads to decorate outside with this year.