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Hey all. I just received two more metal bed frames brought back by my other half from his homestead in Nebraska due to his parents decission to move into a smaller abode. I have not yet set them in the garden (the original bed is depicted below). But I want to set them up as a trio and have a tongue-in-cheek Papa Bear, Mama Bear and Baby Bear senario. To do this, I want to 'label' the beds, either by a sign on the headboard or by other means, without having the sign or symbol turn the beds into the look of a graveyard. Any suggestions for unique ways to label the beds? I was thinking of a plaque with pebbles spelling the owner hanging on the headboards, but am looking for suggestions.
STU
PS... they will all be contained within one large surrounding border area and mulched as a group. Candylilies are in the first bed and I plan on putting a new lily that I've seen in a recent catalogue in another. Daylilies or asiatic lilies or amarylis may be placed on the third. The first two are full sized and the third a single size.
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