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Jul 21, 2012 2:08 PM CST

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Yeah I don't think for me it works quite the way Cinta says. The pot has a shallow opening to the sky (the lip that is slightly offset). I could not possibly put the pot up to water it once it is full, it is very heavy. It will have to remain lying down.

There is a drain hole in the bottom (in what in a normal pot would be the side) so drainage is not my problem.

Lynn thank you for the offer of starts. I think those Sedums might find it a bit too hot here but you talking about them, and me looking at the listings to which you so thoughtfully provided links, reminded me that I have some plants that will work (I think). I tip my hat to you.

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