Tragedy In Aisle 10

I don't think this peppermint is going to make a comeback...could be time to toss, Walmart (and yet the employee was carefully watering them) Thanks for stopping by ♥

[Tunia McClure]

What's left in the garden centers is pretty sad.

[Louise & Ken]

OMG, Lin! That's sort of tragically funny that the employee was watering them! $2.71? Unlikely!!!

[Denise (lyndemc)]

I see this sort of thing in the nursery section and end up feeling so bad for the plants. "Tragedy" indeed.

[KWind]

Crazy that they are still trying to sell them! What a waste!

[Richard Hickey]

Cool picture.

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh. Tragedy indeed.

[Joan Robillard]

ROFL I remember the potted spring flowers that were in a section that most people don't visit in spring and by the time they moved to out front for Easter they were gone by. Not there specialty

[Jane Anderson]

So sad!

[Lou Ann]

Awww. My friend Anne routinely goes to the garden center trash bins and retrieves plants that have been thrown away. They always recover for her and she has a beautiful garden!

[gloria jones]

Oh dear...Hopefully they will perk up.

[Merrelyn]

They could be beyond saving !

[Jacqueline]

Mint is a hardy plant......;)

[Steve and Pam Winfield]

No I think they look very sorry for themselves :)