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Among life's great mysteries — well, besides that meaning of life stuff and the notion that someone actually ate a snail on purpose and then talked others into doing same — I contend that there's a certain high-ranking slot for that steam that rises from tabletop fountains. Admit it: You've gone to trade shows and stood dumbfounded at the fountain booths trying to figure out, "how do they do that?" — especially after a booth proprietor assured you it has nothing to do with dry ice. Well, I don't know that answer, but I can steer you toward some good resources for tabletop items that might draw a crowd at your booth (and garden center). While some of these sites cater to consumers directly, they also serve as an excellent barometer for gauging "what's out there."
For example, Touch of Class markets a variety of home and gift items, from candle holders to decorative lighting, from clocks and centerpieces to vases. Likewise, the Yahoo.com store, specifically, the "room" that specializes in tabletop water features. This site has online wholesale directories of dozens of new products and updates regularly. Finally, we would be remiss if we didn't mention our friends at Alpine Corp., who do a remarkable job of marketing tabletop products by keeping their online catalog fresh and pertinent. Maybe you, too, know your tabletop from your top of the table. Or maybe you know how that aforementioned water feature steam is formed. If so, log into our blog and spill the beans. And, while you are at it, please check out the rest of these GCP&Se-Zone features.
