I think you mean a forest tray or slab. Perhaps the cheapest source would
be a flat rock If you in an area where such rocks can be found, you may be
in luck. Look for one which has smooth edges, is not too thick, and, if you
are fortunate, one which is slightly hollow in the center. If such a slab
is not available, look for a local tree removal company. They often have
big old logs lying around. If you catch them in the right mood, they might
even cut you a cross-section about an inch thick. If so, take it home, sand
it smooth, stain it a dark color, and apply a waterproof finish.
If you're looking for a ceramic tray, you won't find cheap ones -
especially if it's to be a large one. A 24" tray might start at $100 and go
up from there.
Marty
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robbie"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 9:22 AM
Subject: [IBC] Forest pot


Hello - I am not sure if this is the apporprate place to post this,
but I am in search of a forest pot thats cheap. This is my first
forest planting, and I'm not sure how well it will do. Its actually a
raft style planting with a juniper compressa.

Thanks!!

Robbie


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