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...under the 'What are you bringing to the meeting thread?' for a couple of large flower pots, regular clay or glazed, or maybe even plastic/other if they're not junky/ugly. I do mean large - something approaching the size of a 5 gallon bucket would be swell. Could also just buy them if anyone has extras/orphans. My desire to avoid Home Depot is a bit like Brer Rabbit's representations regarding the Briar Patch. There's a limit to what I'll endure even for a gardenia.
 
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MAN I USED TO LOVE BRER RABBIT AS A KID.....I ALMOST PEED MYSELF THE FIRST TIME HE HAD A ENCOUNTER WITH THE "TAR BABY" ROTFLMAOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
 
Tony

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Sam - If Home Depot freaks you out, you could try Michael's. They have clay pots year-round at cheap prices.
 
dogofwar

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small ones are 3/$1 at the dollar store.

Michaels has 40-50% off coupons in the Sat and Sun papers a lot of times (and sometimes in the stores).

Matt
 
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mchambers said:
if you want to avoid chains and go local, try Behnke's on Route 1.
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I want to avoid everyone and everything except for the CCA and its refined illustrious members, as well as buying anything new that could be recycled from somewhere else.

I just know there are large unused/unloved pots all over creation, fear that people just aren't aware of how grateful I'd be to anyone who'd bring me one or two.:D
 
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I want to avoid everyone and everything except for the CCA and its refined illustrious members, as well as buying anything new that could be recycled from somewhere else.

I just know there are large unused/unloved pots all over creation, fear that people just aren't aware of how grateful I'd be to anyone who'd bring me one or two.:D
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Who YOU callin' refined?:mad:
 
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I will check. I know I have a few hanging baskets but not the pots for them and a few plastic pots as well. If I do, I will toss them in the car for ya!
 
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How about as in 'distilled'? Drawn as we are from the larger seething mass of humanity, its dregs and otherwise, somewhat united in a common obsession with things damp, cold-blooded and otherwise glorious - does that work?
 
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How about as in 'distilled'? Drawn as we are from the larger seething mass of humanity, its dregs and otherwise, somewhat united in a common obsession with things damp, cold-blooded and otherwise glorious - does that work?
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Now you're callin' me a dreg???

That's more like it!:D
 
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Hey! I resemble that remark! LOL


I have clay pots behind my shed, but none that large. Besides, I couldn't tell you if there has been fertilizer in them or not.
 
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Hey avatar, are you really as intelligent as the words you speak? Or do you read it from a book or something? Just curious.
 
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More so...

...and steeped in humility.

In truth I have help. I happen to own (inherited) the only known set of the Encyclopedia Aquatica - all twenty volumes. Its basically the definitive metaphysical work on freshwater husbandry, drawing upon and integrating scientific theory, religious dogma and philosophical/political doctrine into a holistic and arguably synergetic cosmology. Very potent stuff - find that a little goes a long way, like so:

"An aquarium is natural selection wihin a box, but all the actual evolution occurs outside the glass". — Freshwater Paradigms, Chapter 1, Volume 2, Encyclopedia Aquatica
 
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