Maybe something like these would work for the time being. I could just punch some holes in my cheap plastic containers and hang them with these.

http://www.growersupply.com/3stranhanwir.html

I'd still like to find some small inexpensive hanging pots. Plastic is fine.

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Hi, there are small pots out there, I just bought some a few weeks back from a lady in Ca. I believe she got them from a vendor in Arizona. Send me an email and I will provide you with the website

They are 4.5" white plastic pots with saucer and hanger. Great for the rooted cuttings that aren't big enough for the 6" or 8" baskets - this vender also sells those sizes, which are also hard to find!

There's also a vendor selling them on Ebay. She's the one I bought mine from and they're very reasonable;not over a $1.00 a pot. They're really cute and made very well.

Susan

Hi Susan,

I searched for quite a while on e-Bay and couldn't locate the vendor you mentioned. Could you please either post the seller's name or send it to me in a private e-mail?

Thank you!

Sue

Sue...you don't list an email address to contact you or I could send you the ebay listing she has.

Periodically I have found smaller hanging baskets at our local Dollar Stores. I've had some of them for almost 5 yrs. and still in good condition. We have extrememly hot summers, I was surprised the plastic held up so well. I have found other garden things at the Dollar Stores, decorative pots, the long window box type of planters, etc.

The seller is miar. I don't know whether she's selling any this week but you can always do a search for the seller and send her a message. She's great to deal with.

Susan

Has anyone ever tried drilling holes in small clay pots and hanging them? I am thinking of trying it, but don't want to destroy my pots.

thanks.

pb