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Apr 3, 2017 11:19 AM CST
Name: Abbey
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This comes under, for what it's worth, but I was once taught to break up terra cotta flower pots and put the shards in the bottom of a planter without drainage holes, and I've done that and haven't had a problem. They're apparently so thirsty that they regulate the water level or something? I have some ceramics that my late father made, and I would brain anyone who sneezed within 20 ft. of them, so the idea of drilling holes was WAY out of the question. So it works for me. Smiling
"Every now and then I leave the book on the seat and go and have a refreshing potter among my flower beds from which I return greatly benefited, and with a more just conception of what is worth bothering about, and what is not." The Solitary Summer -- Elizabeth von Arnim

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