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<p>[QUOTE="janettekay, post: 865413, member: 110"]I have used a damaged crock (up side down) for years as a "riser/pedestal " for one of my potted plants in my yard. Needed some extra height..and it looks so nice. PS--has lasted for a few years, I really thought it would not survive the elements !!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="janettekay, post: 865413, member: 110"]I have used a damaged crock (up side down) for years as a "riser/pedestal " for one of my potted plants in my yard. Needed some extra height..and it looks so nice. PS--has lasted for a few years, I really thought it would not survive the elements !!![/QUOTE]
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