1/8/22 - Let's Buy Each Other's Pottery - Plants + Planters for Sale

Let's get something straight: I want your money.

I crave it.

But I've had this idea that I'd like to explore where not only do you purchase my pottery, but I acquire your old pots as well.

I'll explain. Perhaps there's a pot that's too big, a ceramic that's too extra, or some extra planters that just aren't getting any use.

You could, in theory, trade them to me for an amount we'll negotiate, likely near the midpoint of what the item in its current condition could sell for. With this amount, you could purchase new terracotta that's more your style, an interesting house plant you find in my plant shop, or grab some glazed planters for you and yours.

The choice is yours.

Pots range from $1 to $200+, but most are between $5 and $60. Plants are $10 to $45 primarily, with your odds and ends running more than that.

When you buy two or more items, I give discounts, or gift something pottery related one way or another.

If you'd like to make it to the shop one way or another, it's located in North Denver off Highway 36 and you can message me for the address:

<< 909 >> << 744 >> << 7708 >>

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@ahouseofpots

I'm only open with regularity on the weekends, Saturday and Sunday, from 1030 to 530, but can meet you midweek on appointment on occasion.

This tends to help with my wholesale customers.

If you make planters or garden related ceramics, I'd be interested in buying your pottery as well. In this scenario, I'm willing to buy both used and new pottery from the fine folks of Colorado, which explains why I also sell items from local artists as well.

Locals love my sweet deals, but some even love the things I give away for free, like:

Clay pots for tots, broken pottery, considerably cracked ceramics, terracotta shards, endless styrofoam and cardboard, occasional rescue plants & cuttings, dumping grounds for your really unappealing or damaged plant containers

I also have free pottery jargon. Last week's theme was a Foreigner song. Try to guess which one:

You're digging for gold Greeley, Centennial you're throwing away a plant fortune in planter feelings, but someday, Arvada, you'll pay. Wheat Ridge you know that you are (Cold as ice). Aurora gardens are as cold as ice to me (Cold as ice). You're as cold as ice Longmont plants, a Loveland cactus is Cold as ice, I know (you're as cold as ice Federal Heights fishing). Yes, I know Lakewood gardener (you're as cold as ice), Broomfield cacti you're as cold as ice, Louisville hiking is as cold as ice, I know Fort Collins gardening (you're as cold as ice). Oh, yes I know Commerce City succulents, you're as cold as ice. Brighton terracotta is as cold as ice, I know (Boulder planters, you're as cold as ice). Oh, yes I know Westminster pot (you're as cold as ice, Golden estate sale). You're as cold as ice Castle Rock succulent. You're so cold as ice. Just imagine I put cold as ice before or after everything to follow. Superior yard sale, planter, cement, plant stand, philodendron, grow aloe, garage sale, monstera, vegetable box, Denver garden, Erie climbing, jargon, pottery barn, Parker tree, Thornton, green greenhouse, ceramic ceramics, holder, pots, red clay, porcelain, pottery, Littleton running, Northglenn trees, stoneware. Someday you'll pay the price, Denver. Cold as ice.

*** Trade me your pots. Or don't. But still, you probably should. ***