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Containers made from denim

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Posted by ellenr z6 NJ (My Page) on
Mon, Feb 8, 10 at 5:57

Hi all,
I know how WS'ers love new ideas, creative ideas, and plus this idea recycles, which is also a WS'ing trait.

I hope this won't be taken as spamming, I have no commercial interest in this product.

Thot you might find it interesting. If anyone tries it out I'd be interested to know how it works.

ellen

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I have seen a similar idea- bags made out of engineered textiles. You can take weed block fabric and sew into a bag to do the same. I though about making some to put potatoes in this year. I think nurseries use them to grow trees in instead of plastic pots.

I would like to know how the fabric pots work too. England uses them according to web searches.

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I've used weed block fabric to make bag-type pots with a drawstring for water plants. They keep the growing medium contained but still let the plant grow and expand!

  
 

 

 


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