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Placing empty glass bottles in the garden as a way to trap evil spirits is a Southern tradition. These days, a bottle tree is also a way to remember a special celebration or add sparkling color to a quiet spot in the garden.
- Easy to arrange and rearrange, and each one is different!
- A striking addition to your garden
- Bottles not included
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from Georgia on 6/8/2011
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I waited a long time to get a bottle tree and when I saw this product, I was so excited. As I was carrying it to the installation site, one of the trio of "branches" broke. Needless to say I am very disappointed in the quality.
from Dansville, Michigan on 6/7/2011
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I have my tree in the middle part of my garden so I can see it from many windows. It shows off my blue wine bottle.
The problem I have is that the rerod is not strong enough to hold 15 bottles.
from New Hampshire on 6/5/2011
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have blue wine bottles on the bottle tree-it was a way to get the color I wanted into one of my flower gardens
from San Antonio, TX on 5/25/2011
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Not many in this area; interested in making bottle trees more visible. Versatile.
from pittsburgh pa on 5/25/2011
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This was a bit expensive for some bent metal, but if I had to put together a bottle tree frame myself, it would have taken a considerable chunk of time. I don't regret buying it and I'm having fun emptying fish-shaped wine bottles to complement the blue glass bottles I already had collected. I've placed it in my backyard garden and planted morning glories to climb it. I expect that the combination will be lovely! This already has withstood several strong windstorms with no problem at all.
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from oakland, Michigan on 5/19/2011
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Exactly what I was looking for. Good use for wine bottles or rare blue bottles. Great Garden Art!!
from New Hampshire on 5/19/2011
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Easy to set up
from Berthoud, CO on 5/17/2011
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I placed my bottle tree in my cottage garden and it looks great! It's placed in a sheltered area so it doesn't receive allot of strong wind. I was surprized by it's durability though, as I have old, heavy antique bottles on it and it holds them succurely. And when the wind does blow it seems strong and steady.
from Wethersfield CT on 5/16/2011
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I have this bottle tree with the cooper flowers in my garden. I have received so many complements on it. It's unique and looks great in my garden.
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The colorful bottles look great in the sun. It's fun shopping for bottles to go on the tree.
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from Standish, Maine on 5/9/2011
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The stability is very poor and will not stand up when all of the "branches" are filled with bottles as designed.
from Scranton, IA on 5/9/2011
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Had a friend that had a bottle tree and I always wanted one and then I saw this one in your catalog!
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This is in a small front garden...People sometimes drive by and look twice. I have been asked if I made the bottle tree. I do wish that I had thought of the idea first...I don't drink wine but have asked a couple of my wine drinking friends to save their bottles for me. It is a fun piece and looks great among my flowers that are just coming up.