Strawberry Baskets and Containers
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I am looking for baskets so I can sell my tomatoes. Do you know where I can get some? My e-mail address is
annadgentry AT hotmail.com
Post By Anna (Guest Post)
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We are updating our ad on our berry baskets. We had 7.50 for 50 plus s&h and 100 baskets for $14.00 plus s&h . We had to increase price due to shipping. We do apologize.
The new prices are 50 for 13.00 and 100 for 16.00 plus s&h
We do apologize . You can visit our site at www.grannysheirloomseeds.com
Post By Terri (Guest Post)
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Hello
I sell the rectanglar berry Baskets . I sell them for $7.50 for 50 count plus s&h . And a 100 for 14.00 plus s&h . You can go to our website at http://www.grannysheirloomseeds.com
Post By Terri Tegtmeier (Guest Post)
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if you have a garden / when you plant your seeds put the baskets over the seeds it helps keep the birds and such from eating the seeds
Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post)
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I'm going to paper mache balloons (decorate as strawberries-like her bedding) and attach baskets to look like hot air balloons. They are going to hang from fishing line in the ceiling of my grandaughter's nursery. I am painting the green baskets with Fusion paint to give a variety of color. Babies look up a lot. Grandma will make it with love! I hope our new Mackenzie loves them.
Post By Laurie in CA (Guest Post)
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I would love to purchase those if you have 150. I need to make may day baskets with my class at an elementary school. please let me know
Post By Corbin (Guest Post)
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I have the green pint size strawberry baskets on sale at http://partyfavors4sale.ecrater.com
or email me at jdm81353@inbox.com
thanks
Post by PARTYFAVORS4SALE
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I use them as small gift baskets. I clean them out, and remove any stickers. then line the inside with colorful tissue paper, and run ribbon through the side slats in the top meeting in the front and tie a pretty bow. It's such a sweet way to wrap a gift.
Post By Karina (Guest Post)
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We manufacture plastic mesh strawberry baskets. Please see our website www.psplastics.com. We make pint, 1/2 pint, and other sizes of berry baskets.
Post By John Knight (Guest Post)
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Hi. I am a graduate student at Kentucky State University and I am looking to buy some of the older green mesh-like strawberry baskets. I tried the Glacier V web site and didn't have much luck. If anyone knows where I can buy that specific kind of basket or has any (in bulk) they would want to sell, I would be very appreciative. Thank you, Jamie
Post By Jamie Greene (Guest Post)
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My sister made cute little puffy baskets out of them by covering the inside with cloth, and the outside with polyester-stuffed material, and a handle of the same material, with a stiff backing.
Post by LizCar
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Looks like this is the link for Glacier V Supply and their strawberry and fruit basket page. http://glacierv.com/c-p-18-19.html
Thanks for posting.
Susan from ThriftyFun
Post by ThriftyFun
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Hi, joined just to post an answer to this topic. I've been searching the internet for a place to purchase the green plastic strawberry baskets and this site was one that came up. The baskets can be bought in bulk from Glacier V Supply. I don't know how to put on a link but if you'll email me, I'll send you a good url. NC linc
Post by NC linc
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I have been trying to find those strawberry baskets to buy in bulk. I have a huge strawberry garden and would like to start selling them next year. I need the baskets to sell them in. Anyone know where I can buy them???
Post by kehoespub
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I use both the clear plastic and the green plastic mesh ones to cover small seedlings so the cats won't dig them up or sleep on them.
- Amie
Post by admin
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We do our dishes the old fashioned way. Wash by hand & put in a drainer in the other sink. In one corner we have one of these baskets. We put tops from little casseroles, jar lids, mug lids, etc. in it because otherwise they fall through the wires.
We also use them in the fridge for grapes tomatoes, etc.that we don't want to put in bags because they spoil faster. Have also used them in drawers.
Now I will use one in my craft work
[thanks Jacqueline] little brushes & tools will stand up in them just fine.
- Linne Dodds
Post by admin
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I use my baskets to hold floppy disks. I also cut up scratch paper and place in the basket. Convenient to keep by the phone or the computer.
Post by mejallen
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When my children were younger I used them to make Easter Baskets for the kids at school. Using construction paper to make the handles. Just staple them into the basket. Or use ribbon which is more sturdy also just stapled. Put in a little bit of Easter grass or shredded colored paper towels. Then put a few Easter candies in the basket. You have a nice inexpensive treat for the children in school or Sunday school or day care.
Post by hmb999
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I place peanuts in them and nail to a tree for the birds.
Katy in NC
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Post by Jcasey731
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I have 4 or 5 of these baskets turned upside down on the edge of my cabinet and resting against my refrigerator. I put my small
paring knives, my ice pick, etc in the little slots, blade down, to keep them handy to use. However, I have a number of these little baskets and would appreciate more info on what others do with them. I am thinking of putting sphanghum moss in them and planting things that will grow in damp moss but am thinking that would require too much daily care. You can thread brightly colored ribbon (gold is especially nice) thru them and make a pretty woven basket for lipsticks, etc. on the dresser or stick candy or mints elsewhere in the house. Jacqueline Casey, Chula Vista, CA
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