The Irony of Using Australian Made Pots
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The Irony of Using Australian Made Pots
Last week I re-potted a few deciduous trees and as I have a "liking" for Australian made pots, I used Australian made pots. I didn't get the irony until I was taking the photos today.
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Re: The Irony of Using Australian Made Pots
Good one Watto. I believe these "collaborative pots" are selling at a premium!!!
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Re: The Irony of Using Australian Made Pots
That's good and bad news Pat because I've only got one and I'm not selling.
Well, you know everything is for sale for the right price.
Well, you know everything is for sale for the right price.
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