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Is anybody buying a poppy? I just ordered three. I wanted one myself and my two daughters jumped on the bandwagon.
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:shock: I 've worn the same one for the last 10 years. Why replace it when it still looks ok?
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i get the pin ones each year
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Do you mean the ceramic poppy Gardener - haven't ordered mine yet - but do intend to
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Antie Em wrote:Do you mean the ceramic poppy Gardener - haven't ordered mine yet - but do intend to


Yes, those ones. I hope that they are a nice colour.
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gardener wrote:
Antie Em wrote:Do you mean the ceramic poppy Gardener - haven't ordered mine yet - but do intend to


Yes, those ones. I hope that they are a nice colour.


is there a link?
where do you get them from?
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Antie Em wrote:Do you mean the ceramic poppy Gardener - haven't ordered mine yet - but do intend to


I've considered them, but don't know what I'd do with it!
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:lol: :lol: Want me to tell you Loopy Lou?
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Northern Lass wrote:
gardener wrote:
Antie Em wrote:Do you mean the ceramic poppy Gardener - haven't ordered mine yet - but do intend to


Yes, those ones. I hope that they are a nice colour.


is there a link?
where do you get them from?


Here's the link Jan...

http://poppies.hrp.org.uk/about-the-ins ... ion--video
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Thanks San :wink:
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Rob wrote::lol: :lol: Want me to tell you Loopy Lou?


Are you being cheeky (again), Rob? :roll: :roll:
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snoopysue wrote:
Antie Em wrote:Do you mean the ceramic poppy Gardener - haven't ordered mine yet - but do intend to


I've considered them, but don't know what I'd do with it!


I thought I might get a block of wood, drill a hole in it and make a stand for the poppy. Then I could get it out each year - I feel a bit daft wearing a poppy here unless I've just come back from the UK at the right time.

In fact, I'm thinking about a "spot" for it in my house. I just bought a traditional Icelandic Christmas tree - small wooden one which can be decorated with green stuff. I would like a place to put that as well, and at other times of the year I could drag out different vases and stuff. Or get an aspidistra :lol:
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