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have: nursery pots for ge trade nov 5

12 years ago

If I can get my act together, I can bring a truckload of nursery pots to the trade, but I don't want Jim to have to deal with them if no one else wants them. (no trades needed, I just don't want them to go in the garbage)

I have some gallon pots, but tons of smaller 4 inchers and some larger 2-3 gallon ones. Maybe even a couple really large ones.

We are getting ready for a construction crew coming next week, so alot depends if I get enough done to be able to come to the trade, but I really hope to.

If I don't make it, if anyone wants them they are welcome to come here and get them.

thanks

PNWJudy

Comments (3)

treepalm
12 years ago
Hi Judy,
I would love the gallon and larger pots. I'm the school garden docent and we plan to have a sale next spring. We want to take out plants that bloom during the summer and replace them with plants that bloom during the school year.
Teresa
Merilia
12 years ago
I'd be happy to take some of those off your hands!
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greenelephant
12 years ago
Thanks for sharing the pots and flat with me too, Judy.

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