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Product: Edible Container Gardening
posted by Mighty Staff
Have a look at the Food Map Container, it's a new growing container perfect for that edible container garden you were going to plant this year. The self contained unit is conveniently built on wheels to make moving from sun to shade easy if necessary. The container is made from nontoxic materials that wont rust, and with minimal care the it won't lose its color or warp over time. The Food Map Container is manufactured in Los Angeles, is 100% recyclable, comes in two sizes, and is priced around $250.
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Great that its recyclable, but coulding you build something just as functional with recycled materials? Why make something new when you can reuse somethnig and prevent it from going into a landfill?

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