6/20/20 – You’ll Be Astounded by My Low Prices – Terracotta & Pottery for Sale

If you sell terracotta for a living, you’ll be offended by my low, low prices.

If you’re dying to buy great Italian clay pottery, you’ll be astounded by my low, low prices.

Featured deals include 16.9 inch earthen pots for $20, 14.5 inch terracotta for $10, and 10.6 inches for $5. These are fairly big planters. I can’t offer these prices forever, so get them while the getting’s good.

On top of great prices, I like to give free items with purchase. Some terracottas don’t even require a purchase to be free, like cute ones for kids when I have small options.

For now, I’m low on anything but terracotta, though there are a few glazed options available. I plan to remedy this soon.

For now, I’m a zero on the plant front, though there might be a few private collection options available if I can provide remedy soon.

For always, you’ll find me north of Highway 36 off the Pecos exit. Message me for the address. You might be lost without it.

Feel free to phone as well: {909} [744] (7708)

In general, my pots range from $5 to $30 primarily. Often, I have large glazed options 80-100. A pot over 2 feet wide is always more expensive than something that’s only 12 inches.

I’ve got lots of fairy garden and craft material in the form of free broken pots up for grabs as well.

Here are things people named me are saying: Your flowers deserve a better house. I’ve got the outdoor discount that’ll help you put earth in a container. Plant seeds for decorative yucca, or fruit, or some backyard euphorbia to flower. Your home and plants dig new pottery so get potting or give a gift (even a nursery sale doesn’t compare to what I’ll trade pots for). If you’ve got tools to move trees or are a gardener or just in the general landscape business, my place checks the box. An Italian planter makes for great gifts, from seedlings sized to landscaping ginormous (those need a lot of dirt). It’s always holiday house plants season here and I plan to grow my surplus. Join the family of Mr. maceta, or Macetas if you will, if you love gardening value. Outside of free with purchase items, I’ve been known to toss succulent deal to complete customers’ new décor planters. Garden interior spaces with a little planting, giving soil, clay, and a little green guy a local emphasis. I’ll gladly trade for Gainey pottery. Soon, there will be xeriscape deals on inland desert cactus from my California estate. Water these cacti sparingly. My goal is to be the land of cheap succulents.

From Castle Rock to Fort Collins, my little Denver pottery shop is a true gem for Golden, Littleton, Aurora, and Northglenn gardeners. My location can be described as Federal Heights, Westminster, Commerce City, Thornton, or Sherrelwood, but all that matters is that you know that I’m off Highway 36 and Pecos. That makes me fairly easy to get to from Longmont, Boulder, Greeley, Lafayette, Centennial, and Superior, but not as easy as Lakewood, Broomfield, or Arvada I suppose. Pretty much anywhere in Front Range, whether Louisville, Erie, Parker, or Loveland, is within striking distance of my shop.

You love pots.