Before the beginning of March is a great time to sow some plants before the Spring frost clears. Granted you will need to have a cold frame or bring your plants in every night once spring is here. However, starting early will give you a jump on things such as herbs, tomatoes and other vegetables that can be transplanted.

Our post flower pot is a great way to have a herb garden year round and a great way to start plants with the abaility to replant in a large pot that is sturdy and accesible. With the flower pot stand this is an easy task. Tomatoes can easily be transplanted or directly sown into the post flower pot.

Let us know what plants your getting a jump on.

The flower pot can be used on a post, a wrought iron rod or in the traditional sense, on a ledge or porch.  The uses are limitless.  It can be used as any other pot only difference is this flower pot can be put on a post or any number of our stands and stakes.

The post flower pot is a very versatile usable product in today’s economy.  It lasts a very long time and can be used year round for many purposes.  A great product that goes a long way.

While the official name for our flagship product is called the fence post flower pot, after market research we have found that some customer have trouble with the name.  The product will now officially be called the Post Flower Pot.

Same product, new name, sort of!

The product was named with an exact description in mind, however, including the fence post may have been a bit much on our part as that can be a product itself.  Implying that the flower pot comes with a fence post for it to sit upon.

By removing the the fence from the products name, our popular flower pot seems to actually be more accurately descriptive.  An odd case of addition by subtraction.

There has been several days of snow, rain and all sorts of precipitation throughout the Northeast United States, which is making for a white Christmas, but potential airport delays and traffic concerns.

It seems the barrage of winter weather has let up for a short time to allow everyone to travel and get to their special place on Christmas.  Airports which saw delays this weekend are now running on schedule.

We wish everyone safe travels to where ever they are headed for Christmas.  Don’t be in a rush, you will get there eventually.

And remember, it’s Christmas!  Spread the cheer.