Changing Seasons Garden Yard Flags & Pole

IN-96/1914

Changing Seasons Garden Yard Flags & Pole. Welcome each season! Includes Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter and Christmas one-sided flags made of stitched, weather-resistant nylon and an iron pole for display. Simple assembly required. Imported. Flags, 35 1/2"L x 8"W; pole with arm, 39 1/2"H. Exclusive

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Changing Seasons Garden Yard Flags & Pole 4.4 5 7 8

Bird Lady Love the ability to change out the flags for seasons. January 26, 2013

Perfect celebraton I have the Christmas flag up now. It looks great, big enough to be notice but doesn't overtake my garden area. Looked for something a long time and this is perfect. Nice price too. December 17, 2012

Nice for the Price I like using flags but don't always like the price. This was a nice price and seems to be a good value for the money. December 10, 2012

Perfect little picker upper! I bought these to put in an elderly neighbors front yard. I like to change the flags with the seasons and holidays. Sometimes it is hard to find inexpensive ones for the smaller poles. These will be perfect to pick up her spirits when she comes home from a rough day. What about a flag theme that could be used for Memorial day, July 4th and Labor Day? Halloween? Fall leaves? Blooming flowers? Fireworks? Birthday? Thanksgiving? New baby? Wedding? Graduation? Spring? Snowfakes? and the list could go on and on! October 1, 2012

Nice addition to our yard I love the post since it is tall enough to be seen from around the yard and the road. The flags being one-sided are a bit disappointing though that was clear in the description. I much prefer 2 sided flags so they can be viewed from all angles. December 29, 2009