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Where do you get your plant pots?

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GettingFestiveNow · 21/06/2025 09:06

Hello 👋

Please tell me - where do you get your plant pots/containers from? I am looking for some fairly big (in my head, anyway - about 50 cm diameter) containers in which to grow rhubarb, jasmine and ferns. And maybe I'm just tight-fisted but they seem really expensive! For the look I would rather not have plastic. Am I just going to have to fork out £££ or does anyone know of a bargain retailer for such things please?

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KIlliePieMyOhMy · 21/06/2025 09:07

They can be expensive, but treated well they will last for years.

ZubinB · 21/06/2025 09:09

GettingFestiveNow · 21/06/2025 09:06

Hello 👋

Please tell me - where do you get your plant pots/containers from? I am looking for some fairly big (in my head, anyway - about 50 cm diameter) containers in which to grow rhubarb, jasmine and ferns. And maybe I'm just tight-fisted but they seem really expensive! For the look I would rather not have plastic. Am I just going to have to fork out £££ or does anyone know of a bargain retailer for such things please?

hi, you should try your loc auction houses - they often have loads and they are lovely and weathered!

ZubinB · 21/06/2025 09:10

LOCAL

vodkaredbullgirl · 21/06/2025 09:13

Got mine from a friend who was going to throw them out and some from the recycling centre shop. That's just one of them she gave me 6 of those type of pots.

Where do you get your plant pots?
Seamoss · 21/06/2025 09:26

People getting rid of theirs. Facebook market place and local Facebook group mostly.

Also look at independent plant nurseries, rather than garden centres. Our local nursery has a 50% off planter sale at the moment

Treesplease · 21/06/2025 10:50

People are always getting rid of them on Gumtree

CatChant · 21/06/2025 10:53

I have built up a decent stock at low prices by looking for “collection only” pots in the gardening section of eBay Local.

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