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strawberry pot succulents

strawberry pot succulents Terra Cotta Planters

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strawberry pot succulents Terra Cotta PlantersYou've found our versatile and high quality Strawberry Jars perfect for container gardening enthusiasts! Anyone can create the ideal garden, even in a small space. Our Three, Four, or Six pocket Strawberry Jars can be shipped. Our larger Jars, like the Eight, Nine, Twelve, Sixteen, and Twenty pockets, are available in store or for local pickup. While these larger jars are too large for most carriers, we can ship them freight. Call our store for more

You've found our versatile and high-quality Strawberry Jars perfect for container gardening enthusiasts! Anyone can create the ideal garden, even in a small space.

Our Three, Four, or Six-pocket Strawberry Jars can be shipped. Our larger Jars, like the Eight, Nine, Twelve, Sixteen, and Twenty pockets, are available in-store or for local pickup. While these larger jars are too large for most carriers, we can ship them freight. Call our store for more information.

Our Strawberry Jars are not just limited to strawberries but are also great for succulents and herbs. Container gardening protects your root systems from pests and grows edibles in a small space. Our pots are guaranteed to be of the highest quality, ensuring that you have a fantastic harvest. Plus, we'll include some planting tips to get you started!

Explore Our Range of Sizes (Available sizes may vary):

  • Three Pocket: Measures 11" wide x 9" tall, weighing just 10 lbs. before packaging.

  • Four Pocket: Measures 13" wide x 11" tall, weighing 16 lbs. before packaging.

  • Six Pocket: Measures 12" wide x 13" tall, with a weight of 19 lbs. before packaging.

  • Eight Pocket: 14" wide opening at the top x 12" tall. It measures 17" from outside to outside of the pockets. Weighs 30 lbs. (In-store or Local Pickup Only).

  • Nine Pocket:  15.5" wide x 15.5" tall, weighing 30 lbs. (In-store or Local Pickup Only). 

  • Twelve Pocket:  17" wide x 15" tall, 9" top opening. Weighs 36 lbs. (In-store or Local Pickup Only).  

  • Sixteen Pocket:  19" wide x 17" tall, 10" top opening. Weighs 40 lbs. (In-store or Local Pickup Only). 

  • Twenty Pocket:  22" wide x 20" tall, 10" top opening. Weighs 45 lbs. (In-store or Local Pickup Only). 

Expert Craftsmanship, Decades of Tradition

Our terra cotta planters are not just garden fixtures; they are a testament to artisanal expertise cultivated since 1986. We proudly collaborate with artisan families from Mexico, assuring you of quality and longevity as long as proper drainage is maintained. When winter comes knocking, Little Baja's terra cotta is built to withstand the elements.

Sustainability Matters

At Little Baja, sustainability is at the core of what we do. We believe in repurposing and minimizing waste, using reclaimed packing materials and boxes.

Are you looking for saucers or Surface SAVER Rings to complement your planter? We've got you covered! Not sure what size you need? Don't hesitate to give us a call!

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I own several Marvel Omnibus collections (Captain America, Miller's Daredevil run, etc) but I have to say I think this one is the biggest in terms of thickness. This has a serious page count, and is definitely worth the money you spend on it for size alone. Those coming off the Wolverine movie and interested in more of his back-story will enjoy most of this. The stories here are not put together in chronological order of publication, but rather in chronological order of when it supposedly happened in his life. That being said, it's odd that Marvel chose to leave out "Origin", since that six-part story would have made an obvious choice for the beginning of this collection. Instead, we start out with a number of "Weapon X" stories that are supposed to set the stage for his creation into a weapon. The stories are not easy to follow for a casual read, however. You'll have to invest time reading dozens of dialogue balloons over the constantly-resting pose of Logan with wires coming out of him. Not the best start they could have hoped for, but I can see the logic of it. The Wolverine/Kitty Pryde miniseries is also here for some reason. I guess its inclusion into the collection is for completist purposes, but it's not that great. Eventually, you reach the Frank Miller Wolverine mini-series that started it all and paved the way for his solo series later on. If you've read that one, you know it's a classic as we get more back story into his Samurai/Ninja training past (and it's also rumored to be the basis for the second Wolverine solo film if it gets made). This leads into the first 10 issues of his solo series as we meet Logan's "Patch" identity, his weird black "facepaint mask" costume, and the dark dealings of Madripor. The colors here are rich and vibrant. Those who were disappointed with the washed-out look of the "Essentials" collection of Wolverine stuff will find nothing but happiness here. The price is reasonable for what you're getting here. Let me say again though that this is a MONSTER of a book, so you won't be carrying this around for a casual read at the coffee shop. This is more along the lines of a serious collector book than those Essential volumes.
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