ChuckMurphy
08/21/2014 11:43
Subject: Re:inexpensive larger pots
Anonymous wrote:I got some very nice larger pots, 10 - 18" at KMart in the beginning of the season. Maybe they still have them. I usually don't shop KMart, but was in the area and checked. Now it is my go-to place for larger pots.
I will hit the KMART in Springfield plaza on my way home from work
Anonymous
08/21/2014 09:45
Subject: Re:inexpensive larger pots
I got some very nice larger pots, 10 - 18" at KMart in the beginning of the season. Maybe they still have them. I usually don't shop KMart, but was in the area and checked. Now it is my go-to place for larger pots.
Anonymous
08/20/2014 23:38
Subject: inexpensive larger pots
Ikea. But love the Rustoleum idea too.
Anonymous
08/20/2014 08:39
Subject: inexpensive larger pots
ChuckMurphy wrote:I am looking to combine three smaller pots (3" rounds) into one larger pot. Geraniums. Where can I find something a bit cheaper? Home depot was expensive and walmart and target didn't really carry. Springfield/Alexandria/Burke/Lorton areas...
Try the Ace Hardware in Old Town. or there may be one farther in Lorton/Springfield - not sure, I live in Ft. Hunt area.
Anonymous
08/19/2014 13:20
Subject: inexpensive larger pots
Do you have an Ace Hardware near you? I find great pots and prices at my local Ace (Glover Park).
Anonymous
08/19/2014 13:13
Subject: inexpensive larger pots
Do you have any old pots that you can spray paint? I used rust oleum hammered spray paint on some old faded pots and they look amazing, even camouflaged some squirrel scratches on one.
Anonymous
08/19/2014 13:07
Subject: inexpensive larger pots
Ikea, if you're willing to make the drive. Or TJ Maxx/Home Goods, etc.
ChuckMurphy
08/19/2014 12:29
Subject: inexpensive larger pots
I am looking to combine three smaller pots (3" rounds) into one larger pot. Geraniums. Where can I find something a bit cheaper? Home depot was expensive and walmart and target didn't really carry. Springfield/Alexandria/Burke/Lorton areas...