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pins2006 Decatur, GA(Zone 7a) Jun 09, 2004

Cute, huh? lol I'm actually looking for the little clay feet for large flower pots to keep them off the concrete patio. I have my brugs planted in them and want to keep them close by so I can smell them when they bloom. I found the little feet at HD, but that's it. Thanks!

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gardenwife Newark, OH(Zone 5b) Jun 09, 2004

I just saw some really cute ones shaped like turtles and frogs in the new Improvements catalog we received. Here's their site: http://www.improvementscatalog.com/product.asp?product=233218zz&dept%5Fid=400&macs=macs=MP4WGGL

If that link doesn't work, search their site for pot feet. :)

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gardenwife Newark, OH(Zone 5b) Jun 09, 2004

Oh, get me OUT of that site! Check out the cute rubber garden clogs: http://www.improvementscatalog.com/Parent.asp?product=217596x&dept%5Fid=300&subdept%5Fid=301&macs=macs=MP4WGGL

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drop Dublin, OH(Zone 5a) Jun 09, 2004

I bought some at Lowe's. Plain terra cotta kind.

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drop Dublin, OH(Zone 5a) Jun 09, 2004

gardenwife, are those garden shoes any good? I wear an old pair of Timberland. It is waterproof but kind of hot. Those rubber shoes, wouldn't they get hot?

Thanks.

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pins2006 Decatur, GA(Zone 7a) Jun 09, 2004

Oh, Gardenwife, those are the cutest!! little frogs. Thanks so much for the link. I may get a couple of those for me and also for my mom's bd coming up. I'll also check out Lowe's for the plainer type. Thanks, Drop.

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gardenwife Newark, OH(Zone 5b) Jun 09, 2004

I think the clogs would get hot, you're right. I tend to wear my old slip-on sandals when I'm doing anything except working in mud.

Glad you liked those pot feet; I thought you might. :)

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Debby Milo, IA(Zone 5a) Jun 09, 2004

I have a pair of the rubber garden clogs and love them. They get muddy and you just hose them off. They aren't any hotter than tennis shoes. Before getting them, I would wear my good tennies gardening. Now I can save my tennies for work and good.

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Debsroots Northwest, MO(Zone 5a) Jun 10, 2004

I love my garden clogs. I used to wear old running shoes to garden in and when I needed to run inside for something I was always having to untie and re-tie my shoes. These just slip on and off and are very easy to clean up.

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