Nice pots- with plants (No clay/plastic)

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Nice pots- with plants (No clay/plastic)

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To keep our President happy why don't we post pictures of our plants in nice looking pots rather than clay/plastic.
I have always thought the Americans have got it right!
Hers my starter Crassula namaquensis in its blue ceramic home- one of my favourite pots.
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Nice pot .... yes our friends over the pond may have a point about pots.
Nice plant too
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Hers another. Started life as a pot holder- masonry drill through the bottom soon sorted that. Its now a pot.
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Anyone else want to join in while we are all stuck at home trying to keep sane!
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Picked this pot up at a local garden centre for £4!! (not the plant!)_
One for our moderator Tony- Gasteria bicolor? is it or isn't it? I like it whatever it is.
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Hi Ernie
here is a few of mine, not new photo's
Pseudobombax ellipticum, I like these plants & have 4 or 5 of them all different shapes
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A nice adromischus, now down to one head but it will grow again
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Aloe castilloniae, one of my favourite ALoes, in a hand made TW pot, note the wonky
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Excellent Tina. I really like the Aloe pot! I am pleased/relieved someone else has posted in the thread I was beginning to think folk don't grow in anything other than plain clay or plastic pots.
Interesting both you and Colin like fancy pots, I believe you worked together? who convinced who?
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Lovely plants and pots Ernie and Tina (tu) I'm slowly coming round to decorative pots instead of plastic, particularly the long-lasting nicely glazed ones. Ernie's £4 garden-centre one normally retails at £9.99 so you got a good deal there!
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Hey guys, what an excellent thread. Well done Ernie and Tina. I'll post something later. (tu) (tu) (tu)
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I like your pots Ernie and agree fully that our plants are enchanted by tasteful pots. Bonsai pots for adros go well. I will see if I can post some photos.
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