10/3/20 – Lots of Plants and Pots Available in Any Weather – Weekend Pottery Sale

It’s starting to get cold, but we’re just starting to heat up here in North Denver. Each and every weekend we’re selling pots, plants, planters, succulents, pottery, cactus, and many other words for the same thing.

Inventory is high, so act now while the pot you want is in supply. The full range on pottery prices is $2-100, though most fall between $10 and $40. There are lots of plants in the $10 to $30 range, with larger, more unique options extending past $100.

Plants wise, there’s aloe, haworthia, potted succulent arrangements, kalanchoe, pachypodium, agave (Queen Victoria), pilocereus blue cactus, opuntia, and many other cacti varieties.

As always, the more that someone gets, the more they’re rewarded. Customers can choose between cash discounts or free items and often it’s a combination of the two. This applies to pots and plants alike.

Additionally, I have free terracotta pots for kids, free craft material such as broken pottery shards, free pallets, and on occasion, free succulents cuttings too. I’ll trade you pottery for your succulents btw.

Per standard, I’m only available Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm. I’m happy to accommodate anyone coming earlier or later though with advance warning.

You can find me right off Highway 36 and the Pecos exit in unincorporated

Denver. Some people call the area Sherrelwood. You can call or text for the address, but most just simply ask for it through here.

In that event, I can be reached at:

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Most the pottery is glazed ceramics, but I do have a large resin / plastic option, and some red terra clay pots remain. If you like your house plants drought tolerant, these desert plants potted in planters might just be for you.

But as I’ve said before, garden jargon might also be just for you.

Got great vintage garden planters like a Gainey or two? I’ll trade you pots or plants for it. This is landscape pottery land, and whether it’s for your deck or not, you might just dig our cactus, euphorbia, or pachypodium. If you know anyone with a lot of yucca (have you ever seen their flowers?!?), lets design a barter where I end up with a plant and they end up with lots of clay, backyard gardening material, or other options that suit their landscaping preferences. Every gardener loves a deal, especially when it’s local, loaded with value, and enhances their home. Some call me Mr. Macetas because of all the Italian terracotta and bargain maceta options that seem to grow at my surplus nursery. Here, we have cacti, an extra green planter, small house plants, trees for sale (coming), free with purchase items, decorative potting containers, and planting décor for the extended Mile High family (5280). Consider me your cheap outdoor yard sale for desert xeriscape or a succulent flower outdoors.

I might get more visitors from Aurora than anywhere else in the Front Range. I live and can deliver to Boulder, and I’m open to doing so for Broomfield, Louisville, Westminster, and Superior too. Even still, come visit me in Sherrelwood, even if you’re coming from Fort Collins, Castle Rock, or Parker. You won’t find better prices in the Denver area, so it’s worth the drive from Longmont, Greeley, Centennial, or Lafayette. We’re super close to Commerce City, Thornton, Northglenn, Arvada, Federal Heights, Lakewood, and Golden. It takes a little longer from Littleton, Loveland, Erie, or Centennial, but it’s worth it. :D