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kwselke · March 15, 2007

I was at Lowe's today and found a new to me nifty tray dome peat pellet kit. I bought two to add to my arsenal next year. For those of us starting a limited number of plants on a usually sunny south facing windowsill they appear to be great. These things are called Ferry-Morse Windowsill Greenhouse kits. They come with a brown bottom tray and a clear dome top, vacuum formed parts. Also included are 24 Jiffy compressed mesh covered peat pellets. These things will work perfectly on my windowsill next year. The cost at my Lowe's was $3.67 each, but I had a discount coupon and paid $2.45 each. I move plants to Styrofoam cups as soon as possible, so the tray and dome just become carrying trays and coasters. For someone just growing a small garden I think these could be great.

March 15, 2007	#30
kwselke Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 172	I was at Lowe's today and found a new to me nifty tray dome peat pellet kit. I bought two to add to my arsenal next year. For those of us starting a limited number of plants on a usually sunny south facing windowsill they appear to be great. These things are called Ferry-Morse Windowsill Greenhouse kits. They come with a brown bottom tray and a clear dome top, vacuum formed parts. Also included are 24 Jiffy compressed mesh covered peat pellets. These things will work perfectly on my windowsill next year. The cost at my Lowe's was $3.67 each, but I had a discount coupon and paid $2.45 each. I move plants to Styrofoam cups as soon as possible, so the tray and dome just become carrying trays and coasters. For someone just growing a small garden I think these could be great.