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Mon, Apr 11, 05 at 13:05
| I was searching for potting bench instructions and saw this. It looks pretty easy. Now to find the windows... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Window Potting Bench
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- Posted by sandyhills1 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 13, 05 at 22:27
| Tori,checked it out and it is a good project.I do have a question-would it be inside or out? If out would the wood window frames hold up? My potting area is under a roofover.I use a recycled picnic table with an old laundry tub thats on legs pushed up at one end to hold lots of potting soil.I root LOTs of cuttings.Pots are at hand under the table and water hose is handy.I keep all tools and supplies in metal or plastic containers at one end of the table.Everythings on hand. |
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- Posted by Sheila_Hagen (My Page) on Sun, Apr 24, 05 at 12:37
| I have an old eight panel window hung above my kitchen window. . just used srew eyes and fishing line to get it there. Plants dont groww good up there because most of the light is below them. Maybe Ill pot a florist light up there. Like you guys ideas . . am from Idaho and new to this. |
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