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propagating containers

10 years ago

hello everyone,
I'm looking for 1020 trays and 7" clear domes for propagation purposes. I've looked on the internet for nursery supply stores in the valley, and haven't found any... Lowes has the trays, but doesn't have the 7" tall clear domes. I can order from Tucson, but shipping charges are outrageous. hoping to find these locally. does anyone know of any nursery supply stores in Phx?
thanks for any help
Debbie (in Surprise)

Comments (2)

JaySone
10 years ago
Sea of Green Hydroponics have those in Tempe. They are really cheap as well, I think 5.00 or 6.00 each with the dome
debbie
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you so much for this info, JaySone... I knew there had to be a supplier for these propagators somewhere here in Phx. and yes, they are very affordable and I won't have to pay $17 for shipping - I can pick them up.
thanks again...
Debbie
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