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Is there a table that compares pot sizes at all?
Does 1 litre equate to a standard cm measurement?
Looking to buy a lot of 5in ones to pot stuff up for a NGS plant sale
and not sure what that would be in cm or square!!

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On 1 May, 13:12, Sacha wrote:
On 2010-05-01 11:55:11 +0100, Janet Tweedy said:

Is there a table that compares pot sizes at all?
Does 1 litre equate to a standard cm measurement?
Looking to buy *a lot of 5in ones to pot stuff up for a NGS plant sale
and not sure what that would be in cm or square!!


Janet


A 1 litre pot is about 5" diameter. *But you can get 1 litre pots as
'long toms', which are narrower but longer and which we use for sweet
peas.
Trehane have a handy table on their site which shows the size pots
their Camellias are sold in:http://www.trehanenursery.co.uk/plan...nd-pricing.php
and these people sell qite a variety: *http://www.thegardensuperstore.co.uk...ght_Plant_Pots....
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I think this is what you are looking for.
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...4u2/pots01.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...4u2/pots02.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...4u2/pots03.jpg

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A 1 litre pot is about 5" diameter. But you can get 1 litre pots as
'long toms', which are narrower but longer and which we use for sweet
peas.
Trehane have a handy table on their site which shows the size pots
their Camellias are sold in:
http://www.trehanenursery.co.uk/plan...nd-pricing.php
and these people sell qite a variety:
http://www.thegardensuperstore.co.uk/acatalog/Lightweight_Plant_Pots.html
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Thanks Sacha but they only go up to 9cm and Judy has a lot of herbaceous
stuff that really needs 11cm squares or failing that maybe 1 litre
round.
I have tried www.plantcell.demon.co,uk but again they only do the
smaller square ones.

(Hope you got the plants okay, my Canarina canariensis seeds have
germinated so I am now trying to encourage them to grow)

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I think this is what you are looking for.
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...4u2/pots01.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...4u2/pots02.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/f...4u2/pots03.jpg

David



Thanks David, I did try LBS before, not sure why i hadn't gone to them
again.

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We get our pots from Munros but I suspect they only send them out in
the hundreds or more. How many do you need?



Oh thanks Sacha, but we need only about 150 - 300, especially square
ones and Judy is trying to keep the cost down as it's for the NGS Open
day

I think there were one or two auction lots on Ebay that i might try for
her.

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On 3 May, 11:55, Janet Tweedy wrote:
In article , Sacha
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We get our pots from Munros but I suspect they only send them out in
the hundreds or more. *How many do you need?


Oh thanks Sacha, but we need only about 150 - 300, especially square
ones and Judy is trying to keep the cost down as it's for the NGS Open
day

I think there were one or two auction lots on Ebay that i might try for
her.

Janet
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Why don't you put up a notice at the open day saying you'd welcome any
unwanted pots for next years plant sales, I'm sure you would get a
lot
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Why don't you put up a notice at the open day saying you'd welcome any
unwanted pots for next years plant sales, I'm sure you would get a
lot
David



You do David, and we did but the pots you get are the little 11cm ones
or smaller or squat. Trying to squash a largish amount of geranium or
whatever into those pots isn't easy!

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