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Granite Clay Pot

$5.99


Item # 649508055596

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Granite Clay Pot from Border Concepts

Granite clay pots are made from a special type of clay that is high in iron oxide, giving them a distinctive granite-like finish. These pots are perfect for plants that need good drainage and aeration and are available in a variety of sizes and styles to suit your needs. Granite clay pots can be used for both indoor and outdoor plants.

  • With drainage
  • 6 inches in diameter
  • 5 inches deep

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