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grandad_2003

Fall End-of-Season Discounts

grandad_2003
15 years ago

I was at Big-Lots this weekend and found large tomato cages (which are more suitable for pepper vs tomato plants) and rolls of 3 foot by 50 foot landscape fabric at 75% off. Cages were 37 cents and landscape fabric was $1.12.

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