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Friend Garden Stake

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Friend Garden Stake

Grow some friendly feelings in your garden when you plant this sweet, decorative garden stake.

  • Ceramic
  • 3¾˝ W x 9½˝ H on a 32˝ L stake
  • Made in the USA

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