Pipe Flower Holder Adds Nice Touch To Headstone
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Myrtle Hendershot of Parkers Prairie, Minn., puts a piece of galvanized pipe in the ground next to her husband's headstone to hold artificial flowers instead of just poking them into the ground. Unsecured flowers are usually thrown out after a couple of weeks because they're too difficult to mow or trim around.
Her son, Dennis, cut a piece of pipe and spray painted it black.
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Pipe Flower Holder Adds Nice Touch To Headstone FARM HOME Miscellaneous 34-4-32 Myrtle Hendershot of Parkers Prairie, Minn., puts a piece of galvanized pipe in the ground next to her husband's headstone to hold artificial flowers instead of just poking them into the ground. Unsecured flowers are usually thrown out after a couple of weeks because they're too difficult to mow or trim around.
Her son, Dennis, cut a piece of pipe and spray painted it black.
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