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From: jao@valid.UUCP (John Oswalt)
Newsgroups: net.garden
Subject: Re: Gravel for Drainage
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Date: Fri, 24-Jan-86 14:35:06 EST
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> 	I usually put some small pebbles in the bottom of each of my
> houseplant pots when I repot to make sure the plant has good drainage.
> I've been having trouble finding gravel in sufficient quantities.
> I find small bags of gravel in the gardening sections of home
> center stores, but nothing very big. Can someone suggest a substitute?
> 
> Sharon Badian

I use shards from old, broken pots.
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John Oswalt (..!{hplabs,amd,pyramid,ihnp4}!pesnta!valid!jao)