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Recycling Clay Pots: Donation Options in Atlanta

Donate clay pots to:

Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center
Fernbank Science Center Greenhouse
Extension Master Gardener programs
Dunwoody Nature Center
Elachee Nature Center
Chattahoochee Nature Center

Or get creative: make a clay pot man!

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