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Solid advice, thanks. I'll have to figure out a way to extract the soil and plant it in the ground like a kind of plug, someplace with nothing but grass or dirt underneath shrubs would work well, I hope. It seems that the one I've been seeing for a couple of months has passed word around, there are now 2-3 most times, and I don't want to leave them hard up by simply removing it and tossing it out.