7/11/20 – Lots of Large Glazed Pottery for Sale (North Denver)

Are you looking for great deals on large glazed pottery? Then look no further as there’s lots and lots of large pots at low, low prices at my shop in Denver, CO 80221.

Located right off Highway 36 and the Pecos exit, there’s no shortage of fine ceramics on hand. Prices range from $2 for a 4” clay pot to $150 for a 24” inch glazed planter. You’ll find lots of lovely large planters ranging from $60 to $100 that are 16” and larger.

The more items you get, the better deal I can offer. For example, I like to include free pots with purchase, free small pots for children, and as much broken terra as you can fit in your car to sweeten the pot.

Think bundling with freebies in play.

Teals, blues, whites, matching sets, and large pots are in large supply.

You might have noticed I didn’t include my address. Message me for that information.

Alternatively, I can be reached by phone at “909” “744” “7708”.

I’m typically only available Saturday and Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Feel free to ask about another time or date. I’m usually not available midweek, but sometimes I am. ;-)

If Denver is too far for you, I have a Boulder County drop off location in the works. Let me know if this would work better for you.

Masks are necessary and I request digital or other contactless payment.

Plants are around the corner as I’m bringing out my collection from California soon. I’ll also start sourcing locally as well.

In the meantime, he’s some pottery jargon. Backyard bargain deals on cacti, cactus, cheap clay, or a decorative container for your euphorbia. Not all pottery is free with purchase, but I’ve got a deal for your deck décor at discount. I’m giving outdoor gifts every season, especially if you’re into desert plants, xeriscape landscaping, or mile high succulents. My pachypodium, yucca, and other assorted landscape specimen are yet to arrive from my home outside of Colorado, but I’ve planted the seeds for surplus seedlings at value to be on sale in the 5280 sooner than later. House plants, flowers, trees, even soil / dirt will be in play too. If you dig design, discounts, flower planters, and estate / garage / yard sale pricing, you’ll be glad to meet Mr. Macetas (Maceta is Spanish for pot). The “extra” is the tool of my trade, and when you water your trees resting in your Italian planter, you, the gardener gardening in their garden, you’ll be glad I gave you that one as a gift for your potting and planting.

You don’t have to be from Denver to get a great deal. Those who go the extra mile, like those coming from Fort Collins, Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, Loveland, Greeley, or the far reaches of the Front Range receive extra discounts. Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, Broomfield, Commerce City, Northglenn, and Lakewood residents can find the pots in no time flat. More pottery purchasers seem to come to Sherrelwood / Federal Heights from Aurora than anywhere else, but Parker, Littlelton, and Park Hill are well represented as well. Boulder County cities like Longmont, Erie, Lafayette, Louisville, and Superior don’t tend to come much, but maybe now that they can find the pots in the our backyard, perhaps this will change things. Centennial, Golden, and Capitol Hill, I’ve got love for you too. ;-)

Big teals pots are waiting for you today. :D