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EcoForms by Ami Kealoha

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Though East Coasters are currently experiencing a strangely warm winter, we're already fantasizing about spring planting. For an eco-friendly alternative to plastic with a no-frills look, EcoForms are made from compressed grain husks with natural, water-soluble binding agents. No pollutants are used in the manufacturing process, all byproducts are recycled and at the end of their five-year lifespan, EcoForms will biodegrade completely. Made to withstand freezing and thawing, the pots provide root insulation for better growing and have efficient drainage systems. Available in six neutral colors, EcoForms come in dimensions ranging from 3"-12" diameters and custom orders are possible by contacting sales [at] ecoforms [dot] com.

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This entry posted on 03 January 2007 at 1:05 PM
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