where to buy CHEAP 5 gallon nursery pots
- Thread starter NOKUY
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i always got them at HD, but been to a few lately, and none of them have them.
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YosemiteSam
Actual nurseries around here sell them for about a buck a piece. They are used and you need to sterilize them but that ain't no thing.
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Space Ghost
Do the aesthetic qualities of the pots matter? because if not just use buckets with a ton of holes drilled in em, about $2.50 a pop at casa de pot
Gotta love that classic home depot orange...
Gotta love that classic home depot orange...
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Iron_Lion
10 for 20$ but once you factor in shipping its probly cheaper or about the same price to get 5 gal bucket from the Homeless Dumpo or lowes.
http://www.htgsupply.com/Product-TEN---5-Gallon-Plastic-Nursery-Pots.asp
http://www.htgsupply.com/Product-TEN---5-Gallon-Plastic-Nursery-Pots.asp
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apep
Hey, I get my pots here http://www.novoselenterprises.com/products/nurserypots.asp#ProductList.com
Shipping is free if you buy a case of the five gallons.
Shipping is free if you buy a case of the five gallons.
I get them for free from my local grocery store. I noticed a few of them sitting around the bakery/deli so I asked if they ever had any extras and what they did with them. She directed me to the recycling bin behind the store and told me to help myself whenever I needed. I've picked up a dozen or more ranging from 1-6 gallons. They're all white food-grade plastic. I just wash them out well and drill some holes.
Agreed! OSH has the 5 gallon buckets for about 3.00 a piece, drill holes in the bottom and you're all set, they work just fine.
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emerald city
aNY greenhouse supply company..In my area it would be " griffen's greenhouse supply" many sizes and varietys to choose..most places will ship..
Pointswest
Member
Ask landscape crews at installation sites, many times they will give them away or sell for nominal prices..
Some restaurants use them and usually throw them out or will give them away. Burger joints are good bets to find em. I use them and like them better than most... theyre thicker and sturdier.
