We often collect small (10 inches or less) flower pots. We get them as gifts, when we buy a small plant or flower somewhere or when we see something that just catches our eye as a wonderful art piece. Additionally, small pots are often cute and easy to carry home.
When I visit people’s homes, I often find their collection of small pots scattered around the patio such as in this picture.
- Marylee, The Contained Gardener
- Sorry but … Stupid Little Pots and a Mess!
With a little cleanup and addition of some nice shade loving plants, the area is quickly transformed into a place that is a pleasure to enjoy.
- Marylee, The Contained Gardener
- What A Difference!
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This article appears in Mar 29 – Apr 4, 2012.
Dumb and corporate-compulsive aging people from places like Monterey, Santa Barbara, New York, the Northeast in general, all dem havin dit darndest time understanding the Old Pueblo’s power sunlight beeein vevelty softness of a dog’s folded ear and how to work it. Now there’s plant lady for town, good!