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Do you want pots? I have lots

raee_gw zone 5b-6a Ohio

16 years ago

I have many many 1.5 -2.5 - and 3 inch pots and larger up to one quart. All left over from plant purchases and I hate to send them to the landfill. Hey, you winter sowers out there, can you use some of the little ones?

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floodthelast
16 years ago
What part of Ohio are you in? I'm up near Akron.
raee_gw zone 5b-6a Ohio
Original Author
16 years ago
I'm in Columbus :) Possibly I could mail a box to you, or we could meet someplace (I want to go up toward Akron in a few weeks).
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kowalleka
16 years ago
Most independent garden stores will take your used pots and trays. They disinfect them and reuse them for next year. Keeps plant prices lower. Don't pitch them!
ron_2008
16 years ago
I'd love to have some! How do I get them? I live in Anna,Oh.

Ron
raee_gw zone 5b-6a Ohio
Original Author
16 years ago
Anna? Isn't that the earthquake capitol of Ohio? (or am I thinking of Ada?)

How many and which size pots would you like?

Will you be traveling near to Columbus at any time?

I could mail them or send UPS if you want to pay postage.
I might possibly be traveling up to Toledo soon and instead of going up route 23, could go through Bellefontaine over to I-75 and maybe meet you along the way.

Let me know what you think might work.

Thanks, Raee

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