A wicker basket...that sounds like just the look I'd like...but do you think it could remain outdoors 24/7...stand up to rain and snow? As for the Container Store, I do love that place but have never seen anything outdoorsy looking...the only thing that might stand up would be their plastic containers I'd imagine....though I did just find this which could look a bit more outdoorsy than plastic boxes...though I'm not so keen on the black rubber look...but I will keep it as a potential item too. So thanks! Here is a link that might be useful: container store

Thanks Will for your explaining in the way you see this. As you know I'm correcting conifer names here since day one I'm a member of this forum. From most of them it's not traceable who changed or misspelled these names, that's why I've to make the same corrections over and over again. I know I'm a straight talker but remember one thing: Most of the times it were the U.S. nurserymen who made these mistakes because of careless behaviour. Nobody here disagreed with them because they had in mind that these nurseryman had all the wisdom for these names. And then comes a young man from THE NETHERLANDS who's telling here what they're doing wrong. It's my opinion that this is not acceptable by several Americans here, and Dave is one of them because he's too proud to ask me for helping him (yet). Let me tell you this foreign guy is cleaning up the mess here which is created by Americans, and what do I get: A BIG MOUTH from fairfield and cococco, like they are the experts here, speaking about disrespectful. How much help did they provide here, the answer is NON. fairfield, at least I helped you out to pick the right understock for your new Pinus taeda brooms, remember, or do you've a short memory? Like said before, wrong spelled conifers couldn't be traced back in most of the times, but this time I can grab one by it's tail who's trying to fix the ACS database. No new mistakes will go in there. I'm willing to help him, but he has to ask me first and don't messing around by himself because that won't work. Another thing is "my high horse". Several times I showed pics here of my nursery and all the comments were very positive and some where whishing that I should open such nursery in the U.S. This can never happen because from my own experiences I can tell that nobody is so disciplinary as I'm in organizing things in the way I do. The same thing is my way of thinking in conifer names, it must be done in the right way or it shouldn't be done at all, but there's nothing for me in between. So what you're calling "high horse", is discipline for me. cococo, are you a word stutterer? It's very easy, it's just conifer... Fairfield, you must feel lucky that I made 3 U.S. nursery tours. I discovered all their dirty monkeyshines in which they're trying to fool you as buyers of their product... One of these is the false Picea sitchensis 'Bentham's Sunlight' which the Iseli Nursery is planning to sell to you American conifer buyers. I don't need no "thank you" for that, but I don't need a big mouth eiter! Well, that's it for now, I'm curious what kind of answers I'll get for this...

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I cut off the portion of my entire name and address on envelopes and boxes (whole label on plastic bags) prior to recycling, and then just rip through my name and address once or twice, then toss the label shards in the trash. Ones that can still peel I crumble in a self-stick ball. I figure if the trash gets scattered open from the garbage truck or at the dump and someone wants to match together ripped pieces of my name/address have at it. There will be plenty of boxes, envelopes, and receipts flying around with other people's names and info that don't care to rip them up, and that will be less work for the nefarious data seekers.