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Houston area - Free granite and turface

11 years ago

For anyone in the Houston, Texas area - I have two bags of granite and one half-bag of turface that can be had for free, if you just pick it up, since I have a lot of leftovers and won't have space for more plants soon. (Also because I'm planning to start growing plants hydroponically.)

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greentiger87
11 years ago
I'll gladly take it! Sending you an e-mail now.
ykerzner
Original Author
11 years ago
Bump. Still available free. Plus a bag of gypsum.
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ykerzner
Original Author
11 years ago
Bump. Still available free. Plus a bag of gypsum.
ykerzner
Original Author
11 years ago
Sorry to carry on a one-sided conversation with myself, but if you contact me through email make sure I can email you back. I'm in Southwest Houston. These are the ingredients for Al's gritty mix. I'll even throw in a bag of sifted pine fines.

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