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Where do you buy pots?

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So where do you guys buy your pots from? I'm looking for some of those small, yet deep/tall pots that I can grow seedlings in. Preferably from a site that doesn't require you to buy a whole pallet full of pots.

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Try Steuwe & Sons

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They specialize in tree pots.

Also, there's Farrand Enterprises, right here in California.  That's where I get my pots, if I can't glom them off palmtalkers . . .

They'll sell at wholesale to normal people without a resale license. They have a lot of liners, etc., and I'm sure they'll ship cheap.

 

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2 hours ago, DoomsDave said:

They specialize in tree pots.

Also, there's Farrand Enterprises, right here in California.  That's where I get my pots, if I can't glom them off palmtalkers . . .

They'll sell at wholesale to normal people without a resale license. They have a lot of liners, etc., and I'm sure they'll ship cheap.

 

Do they send overseas?

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7 hours ago, Phoenikakias said:

Do they send overseas?

good question!

I'm sure Stuewe does.

Here's a link for Farrand: http://www.farrandenterprises.com/

I live a few miles away, so I just roar on over and get some.

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Just now, Phoenikakias said:

You lucky Gastone!

But you have the Parthenon, the Aegean, Rome, Paris, London nearby. :)

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2 hours ago, DoomsDave said:

But you have the Parthenon, the Aegean, Rome, Paris, London nearby. :)

... besides there is already another Parthenon in the new world :bemused:

Nashville:

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8 minutes ago, Phoenikakias said:

... besides there is already another Parthenon in the new world :bemused:

Nashville:

Nashville.jpg.b350b9f30bd9a9562a9046cd7f

I like yours better!

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In Florida, you can basically find any sort of pot/liner tray/etc used. I buy/trade in bulk from a used pot dealer who also has a nursery and we normally trade my stock for pots. I do order small quantities of liner trays and grow bags online, normally Ebay or a company in Michigan that I forgot the name of.

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I am working in a landscaping company. We have hundreds of used pots. We gift the pots every weeks at nurseries, customers and people that needs pots.

If you have near a nursery, you could ask them.

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On 27/1/2016, 8:13:57, DoomsDave said:

I like yours better!

I suppose ancient ruins have their own interesting and long story^_^

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I have gotten pots from outside my blue & gray BB. Store puts used pots & trays on steel racks for pickup by nursery truck. Truck driver told me his company never reused their pots so I was welcome to help myself and save him time and labor. And, this being FL, I've scarfed up quite a few black nursery pots lying on the side of the road.

I've gotten 4" x 5" deep black plastic pots from Novosel Enterprises on the internet. They are good for small palm seedlings because of their extra depth.

I also have a couple of eBay sources I use for 4" to 10" standard or azalea plastic pots.

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I have pots coming out my ears and cant find anyone to give them to. All the local nurseries used to give me seedling pots and standard pots and great big ones too. I used scour the garage sales and sunday markets and discount days at hardware stores to get all my pottery ones. I managed to sell about 40 of the nice glazed big size pots but will still enough to last me a lifetime.

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I came. I saw. I purchased

 

 

27.35 south.

Warm subtropical, with occasional frosts.

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On ‎1‎/‎27‎/‎2016‎ ‎3‎:‎55‎:‎56‎, NorthFlpalmguy said:

In Florida, you can basically find any sort of pot/liner tray/etc used. I buy/trade in bulk from a used pot dealer who also has a nursery and we normally trade my stock for pots. I do order small quantities of liner trays and grow bags online, normally Ebay or a company in Michigan that I forgot the name of.

:lol: Sorry, I had to.

On ‎1‎/‎26‎/‎2016‎ ‎11‎:‎47‎:‎07‎, DoomsDave said:

Try Steuwe & Sons

I use these guys as well. Recommended.

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