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Stylish Dahlia pot
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Posted by
vikingcraftsman 6/7LINY (
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Mon, Jun 15, 09 at 19:08
Why would any one not want several of these stylish Dahlia pots?
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| I like the stylish, natural pedestal it's sitting on too! Got a few dozen of each around here. Perhaps I'll follow your casual garden decor ideas, Viking! |
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| Thanks poochella, I had a big pine tree that had to be taken down. It was lifting up the drive way and I was afraid it would cause the neighbors foundation to break. I like to put things in containers so that I can move them around when they bloom. If you decide to put a few up in pots I would love to see pictures. I learn by looking at others. |
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| My Gosh, they looks like mine!! |
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| Craftsman, has your backyard ever been condemned??? Steve in Baltimore County |
RE: Stylish Dahlia pot
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- Posted by ornata London UK (8/9?) (My Page) on
Fri, Jun 19, 09 at 10:59
| For potted plants that I intend to place in the garden, I like to use dark containers (or paint them black) so that they disappear behind the foliage of other plants and aren't so visible in the border. But I love the idea of using anything and everything as a plant container (although I've managed to kill a couple of things by forgetting to drill drainage holes!) |
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- Posted by jroot 5A Ont. Canada (near (My Page) on
Mon, Jun 22, 09 at 21:49
| Hey, I have a brugmansia in a pot like that. However, I decided to bury the pot in the ground. Works well with the brugs, as I merely shovel prune the plant in the autumn when I bring them inside for the winter. |
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