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| I recycled some old plastic pails by burying them in the ground filled with several varieties of mint plants to keep the mint from spreading where I don't want it to go. I want to make a sign to hang over them with a clever saying on it that says something about mint. Since many people think of mint as nearly a weed because it spreads so bad, hubby suggested my sign say "I mint to plant this!" That's kind of OK, but not really what I want...anybody have any ideas for a mint sign?
BTW...I posted this question somewhere (I don't think it was here) and I can't find it, so can't read the responses, so I'm posting it here...hope this isn't a duplicate! Thanks! |
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- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Thu, Jun 23, 11 at 9:44
| I'm at a loss but maybe a play onwords since mint also refers to where our money is made? (I also tried to think of words that rhyme with mint, theres not much out there!) U.S.Mint I don't look like much but I'm worth a mint! Mint condition! OR something referring to how we use mint: Don't crush me. (I'm worth a mint) Be sure to let us know, post a pic of the sign. Kathy
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- Posted by princess_mimi z5 6 OH (My Page) on Thu, Jun 23, 11 at 16:22
| You could be "Punny"! I hope it's not a Detrimint That could be permamint put an weapon in it and call it spear-mint It should make a Statemint What kind of establishmint is this? Tee hee! ~~Mimi |
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- Posted by jeannespines 4 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 24, 11 at 0:18
| Bad'mint'on Scores! Badminton Rules! badminton setting! "Mint(meant)to grow here!" Oh well, "bad-mint-on" (so that's why it needs planted in containers!) Love it, too! Jeanne S. |
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| I like the suggestion your husband had Prestonsnana! |
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| I like hubbys idea too !! |
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| Mint condition. They mint well. It was mint to be. |
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| So Many Mint, So Little Thyme... |
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