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   From: Michael Trew    
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   Subject: Re: quiet winter times   
   Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2023 19:11:38 -0500   
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   On 1/13/2023 11:59, fos@sdf.org wrote:   
   > i was thinking   
   > about getting some nice 15 inch heavy glazed ceramic pots, but dayum,   
   > they're $100 each. now i gotta decide if there's pros and cons to resin   
   > vs ceramic pots.   
      
   Shop second hand stores, flea markets, etc.  I work at the local antique   
   mall, and some dealers pick up those big ceramic pots at auction, and   
   sell them really cheap in my neck of the woods.  I've picked them up for   
   well under $20/ea. sometimes.   
      
   > in the mean time, will just keep putting coffee grounds and used loose   
   > tea in the flower barrels and walking kitchen scraps back to the frozen   
   > compost piles.   
      
   That's what I really need to get on doing.  I used to keep coffee   
   grounds, egg shells, etc... but I hardly think of it, now.  I'd like to   
   fasten a rain barrel on the corner of my house nearest the garden, also.   
      
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