I want to decorate my herb garden with a pretty flag. My garden is in a real windy spot, however, so depowerability is important to me. I've heard that the new generation of flat garden flags at Extreme Kites offers more depowerability than the old-style elliptical garden flags, or "c flag."

Is this true about the new flat flags, or just hype from the garden flag companies? I hope it is legit, because then I would only need two flags to cover all the wind ranges that I get in my garden.

I've heard the new flat garden flags are safer, too. We certainly don't need a repeat of last week's misadventure, when an overpowered c flag nearly injured me while I was trying to pluck my rosemary plant during a fierce windstorm.

I suspect there is something besides Rosemary planted in E-Bones' "Herb" garden.

Don't mess with the Bone, or you'll be planted in my garden next.

OMG, beer blew out my nose reading this. Damn you E-bone.

No no no.
Just stick with the hybrid dragonfly/mosquit repellant flag.
I can give you 40% off, but only until Monday

well everyone knows that the mosquito flags don't really do anything much for herb gardens. Probably just a marketing ploy.

I don't know. I think that big Dragon fly scares the 'lil skeeters to death.
I will test it out this week. We got a lot of rain and the "suckers" are everywhere.

With the New Pirates Movie opening this weekend you could be cutting edge and just go with The classic tried and true Skull and EBones flags.

That'z not too far from the reality of the flag that flies in the Bone's garden...

that flag don't look like itz gotz da' snizzle to scare any critter to death! LOL!