Anyone know where I can find biodegradeable flowerpots?

However, I am after the type that look like normal plastic, not the
fibre ones or anything like that.
The ones I have seen before were quite rigid and looked like normal
brown plastic pots


Many thanks

"Ed" wrote in message
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Anyone know where I can find biodegradeable flowerpots?

However, I am after the type that look like normal plastic, not the
fibre ones or anything like that.
The ones I have seen before were quite rigid and looked like normal
brown plastic pots

I know Homebase used to sell them because we used to buy them before we
moved. (no Homebase out here!)
They also supply their potted plants in them

"Sue da Nimm" . wrote in
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"Ed" wrote in message
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Anyone know where I can find biodegradeable flowerpots?

However, I am after the type that look like normal plastic, not the
fibre ones or anything like that.
The ones I have seen before were quite rigid and looked like normal
brown plastic pots

I know Homebase used to sell them because we used to buy them before
we moved. (no Homebase out here!)
They also supply their potted plants in them




How big do you need them? We use one of those wooden pot-making
contraptions to make small pots out of newspapers which we plant in
straight into the ground when the flower/vegetable is big enough to
plant out. They have them in the Organic Gardening Catalogue,

http://www.organiccatalog.com:80/cgi...id=24e1d1fe9&p
roduct_id=825&mode=productinfo

(sorry for the wrap).

The same catalog has coir pots which are also biodegradable...

Geoff

"Sue da Nimm" . wrote in
:


"Ed" wrote in message
...
Anyone know where I can find biodegradeable flowerpots?

However, I am after the type that look like normal plastic, not the
fibre ones or anything like that.
The ones I have seen before were quite rigid and looked like normal
brown plastic pots

I know Homebase used to sell them because we used to buy them before
we moved. (no Homebase out here!)
They also supply their potted plants in them




How big do you need them? We use one of those wooden pot-making
contraptions to make small pots out of newspapers which we plant in
straight into the ground when the flower/vegetable is big enough to
plant out. They have them in the Organic Gardening Catalogue,

http://www.organiccatalog.com:80/cgi...id=24e1d1fe9&p
roduct_id=825&mode=productinfo

(sorry for the wrap).

The same catalog has coir pots which are also biodegradable...

Geoff