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Forum: Container GardeningReplies: 8, Views: 80
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krowten
Greensburg, PA

May 11, 2009
06:02 AM

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I have access to a number of recycled nursery pots that have been cut to release the original plant. I could really use the pots of that size (they are the larger ones) but am not sure if they can be repaired or if it is worth the trouble.

I do not need the cut to be completely water tight, need more structural integrity than anything else (may occasionally need to be moved or don't want to be losing the soil)

Anybody deal with this problem before or have any thoughts on this?

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