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Make your own biodegradable seedling pots from newspapers. For a three inch pot, cut a three-layer-thick section of newspaper into a nine inch square. Divide the paper into nine equal squares with a pen and ruler or by folding into thirds, unfolding, then folding into thirds the other way. Cut from along one of the marked or folded lines in each of the four comers to the fold that marks the center square. Bend the flaps up, overlap and staple them, and the seedling pot is ready for filling. Plants grown in newspaper pots can be planted in the garden, pot and all.

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