All locations have planters and gifts that she will love. 

Lots of great gifts at Potters 192:

Succulent Planters:

Lots of Planters!

New coco mats for the front door:

Just add some sand to a vase and you get a chic looking table centrepiece.

Just soak them in luke warm water once a week (for a minute) and then put back into your arrangement.

Come by and have a look!

Do you want your deck to look like this?

Check out the youtube video, it explain its well:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ADS-GmDU0s&feature=related

Here I have added the brackets (2 peice set) to my railing:

Now I can put my planter box on top:

Here I have added the Pot Extender so I can have even more plants!

Available at all Potters locations!

Due to local bylaws we do not sell Weed n feed anymore.

This is the replacement product:

Weed b Gone

There are 3 ways to purchase this product:

1)                       Concentrate.  You mix it with water at home in your sprayer.  This is the most economical way to purchase this.

2)                       Ready to Use.  This is already mixed with water and you can use it right away.  There are different sizes of bottles to choose from.

3)                       Hose Attach.  This is a concentrate that dilutes when you hook up to your hose.  Easy to use!

*We recommend keeping kids and pets off the lawn for up to 3 hours after application.

*Do not use near streams or water.

*Avoid spraying desirable plants. 

This is meant to be used on lawns to kill Dandelion, Clover, Thistle, Chickweed, Moss and Algae.

*Please read the directions on the bottle before using.

Well, we would love to!  So we have made “Potters Planter Inserts”.  We have used the least expensive plastic pot and filled it will annuals or perennials.  All you have to do is drop it into your empty ceramic pot.  Presto! You are done!

Here is one all done up:

You would never know it was not planted in that pot!

Potters 192 has lots to choose from:

Come on in to Potters to get your lawn fertilizers and grass seed!

Contest details in store.

Mighty Matos yield up to 4 times more fruit than the average tomato plant.  Amazing!

If you are excited about the MIGHTY MATOS, then head on down to your nearest Potters store to pre pay for yours. They are going to be very popular this season because they are brand new to the market. We do not have limitless numbers available so pre ordering is recommended!

Here’s what people across the country are saying about SuperNaturals Grafted Vegetables:

Mighty ‘Mato tomatoes… The plant industry has finally started to do to tomatoes and some other vegetables what it has long done with certain trees and shrubs: graft them. The plant you want is on top, while below ground are the harder-working roots…Bart Ziegler, Wall Street Journal

 This is going to change the way Americans grow tomatoes… John Bagnasco, GardenLife Radio Show

Strong, healthy plants do not require the aid of chemical pesticides and fertilizers, making them ideal for organic gardening! Steve Goto, Tomato Expert

Mighty ‘Matos soar onto the market this spring with, as the name suggests, the muscles of a superhero. Here come grafted tomatoes to save the day, or at least the wimpy crops of our favorite– and most frustrating — vegetable…Kym Pokorny, Oregonian

Within a few years, grafted vegetables will be widely available for U.S. home gardens. And believe me—you’re going to want to grow these plants…Mary-Kate Mackey, Hartley Botanic

It’s not a gimmick. Grafting really does make beautiful plants because they’re so abundantly healthy…. It’s become a worldwide movement because grafting produces more food with less chemicals on less acreage…Alice Doyle, Log House Plants in the Seattle Times

If you’ve got difficult spots, get more frost than the rest of the county, deal with nematodes and other soil problems, find yourself a grafted tomato and plant one this year. I think you’ll be pleasantly pleased with the sturdy and abundant nature of these plants…Cindy McNatt, Orange County Register

..the Hercules of vegetables… Val Easton, Seattle Times

Heirlooms are often weak and disease-prone, especially in challenging climates, so grafting them onto disease-resistant rootstocks with greater tolerance for seasonal temperature variations makes sense…Georgeanne Davis, Maine Free Press

 It’s so embarrassing to be an American gardener who can’t ripen tomatoes, so having grafted plants available is a huge gift…Ann Lovejoy, Garden Rant

New this year are the bag of mixed types of potatoes (you get to try a variety) and the veggie mix (mixed onions and potatoes in one bag). 

See you soon!