HAVE: Lots of pots for S Sno Trade

plantknitter

14 years ago

I am cleaning up!

these are free ( no trade) to anyone who needs them.

Lots--really lots--100's of round 1 gallon pots.

also the hard 3-1/2 inch by 4 inch tall McConkey pots.

and odds and ends of other pots--probably some 3 gallon pots.

please let me know if you want these, otherwise I will get rid of them on Craig's list or recycle them after the trade.

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Comments (3)

keithruck
14 years ago
I have a plenty of 1 gallons, but I could use the smaller ones to root cuttings. I can use as many as you have, but will happily split them with anyone else who responds. Thank you for the offer!
Keith
sedum_gal
14 years ago
Ooooh, I would take the 3 gallon pots (or any that are larger than a gallon...)
See you soon, Judy!

~L
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bejoy_gw
14 years ago
Hi...I can use some of all pot sizes. Our garden club could use lots of the gallon size too...if you have any left after all requests are in.

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