Nice! Pretty! I buy the frost-resistant ones from Lowes.

Yes Debra they will jazz up your yard. Very nice!

thanks debra..those are fun..and a decent price too..

Utog, I also picked up a frost resistant one from Lowes.

debra

Cute! I can't wait to see which hostas you put into them.

So pretty!! 😍

Nice looking pots, Debra. Do make sure when you plant them up to put them up on feet/risers to allow for proper drainage. Putting them straight onto a flat surface will not allow the water to drain properly and that will not promote proper root growth and may in fact lead to root rot. It's for that reason I prefer to use the typical plastic nursery pots with the drainage holes on the bottom of the side wall, they'll drain well on a flat surface.

Good luck with your rescue operations!

Pieter

Thanks Pieter, I do plan on putting them up on raisers of some sort. I have used pots like this on a decorative metal stand (like what’s used in a kitchen) and the hostas put there have done well. I will be looking for things to raise the pots.

debra

debra..I use bottle caps..they work..

Those are so cheerful! I was just at Home Goods yesterday and they had lots of pots out.

Ann, thanks for the bottle cap tip! Maybe I could use my 3 oz cat food cans…..🤔🤔🤔

Got lots of those!

debra

debra..my pots are on flat surfaces..the deck and concrete circles..so bottle caps work fine..if you used a pot on the ground cat food cans would be better..👍

Debra, Miss America today and some color in my garden made me think of you.

Thanks for sharing utog

Is that Orange Queen Epimedium? Too early for mine - also love that primrose! Very nice, UTOG!

Amber Queen, bought from Hallson’s as they closed, I think. Thank you! Spring arrives early for my zone.

Babka used redwood sticks for pot risers. She cut them a little smaller than the pot, so they really didn't show. She just put 2 under each pot. She's in California, so redwood is probably easily available. They appeared to be about 1" by 1" and cut to fit each pot.. I used whatever scrap wood I had in the garage when I had so many pots that I ran out of the terra cotta risers. They work well.

bkay

UTOG, love the pics! LOVE primroses!

We kinda stalled here. I am thinking on adding more small bulbs as it is too long to wait till they naturalize...

Debra, those are cheerful pots!

I have only left either plastic or frost resistant ones, too much to keep moving them around....

I did put pine brunches in them during winter with some decor .