Heck yeah, indoor plants! (And Sam)

11 years ago

There were some of you back about 6-7 years ago who used to attend a sale of indoor plants with me. What this is, is a company that does indoor plants for offices, malls, whatever, and when their plants are no longer as showy as they like, they sell them, rather inexpensively. Some of them really need TLC, some, you'll wonder why they're selling them. They also sell pots that aren't the colors or whatever they want anymore.

So, it's once a month, third Saturdays from 7:30 to 9:00. Anyone want to join me?

And Sam, I think you wrote to me but got caught in my spam folder - was that you???

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tomatofreak
11 years ago
Sheryl, is it still in N. Scottsdale? I'd love to go if it's not completely too far. I'd recommend Fry's for bargain hunting, too. They have more than once marked really big plants down to $3.99 - $5.99. I bought a bunch a few months ago and everything is doing well except for a ti plant. It would like to go home to the tropics.
Pagancat
Original Author
11 years ago
Yup, on Dial boulevard in Scottsdale. Coffee and a muffin afterwards!
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hawaii_sam
11 years ago
Hey PC! That was me wondering if that was really you! Didn't know you were back! You are, right?
ra
11 years ago
where is this at?
Pagancat
Original Author
11 years ago
Hey Sam!!! Nice to "see" you, hope all is well on your side of the pasture.

Raimeiken, the name of the business is "The Potted Plant". It's just below FLW Blvd, on Dial - I'll have to google map it myself as they've moved since I was there.

Here is a link that might be useful: The Potted Plant