3/2/24 - Mexican Pottery March Madness - Pots and Plants for Sale

There’s a fiesta with my plants and everyone’s invited. 

For the month of March in 2024 I’m offering an additional $5 to $20 off all pottery made in Mexico, which coincides with a rather large shipment that I just received. 

There’s even extra discounts on yellow. ¡Amarilla!

Hecho.

En Mexico. 

All these items are handmade. 

Hecho a mano. 

These glazed ceramics also happen to be fairtrade, ethically sourced, high end, and high quality. 

Beyond these fabulous items, there’s lots of great plants and pots to explore here are A House of Pots:

A House of Pots

1620 w 74th way Denver CO 80221

Saturdays & Sundays 11-6 

(Expanded days of operation coming soon, so check that Google)

I’ve been hanging out with a fair amount of Spanish speakers lately, so it’s only fair that I also call my business “Una Casa de Macetas”, because that’s as close as I think I get “A House of Pots” in translation. 

Feel free to call on me for more information at:

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No, no hablo Espanol, pero lo inteno.

So let’s circle back to the Mexican Pottery March Madness thing. 

First of all, that’s a lot of syllables. So let’s abbreviate it to:

Mexican March Madness

I could have led with this, but I didn’t want to sew any confusion. 

For this promotion I’ll be offering the following reductions:

$5 off pots up to 8”

$10 off pottery 9” to 12”

$20 off large indoor planters 15” and up. 

Beyond just Mexican pottery, there’s lots of houseplants on site, like philodendron, pothos, monstera, christmas cactus, succulents, money tree, snake plants, spider plants, and other house plant varieties that are easy to care for. For the most part, they range between $10 and $45 with minor exceptions above and below. 

There are thousands of other pots for sale as well. 

Typical price ranges fall in between $10 and $60, and there’s additional discounts when you purchase a pair of identical items. 

If you love a deal, be sure to check out my standard terracotta pots, which are the best deals available relative to their size ($1 4-inch pots to $40 18-inch pots).

There’s also used and blemished planters available cheap as well. 

If you’re only looking for free items, I do offer all of the following free of charge:

Potting services

Cuttings 

Rescues on occasion

Little clay pots for kids

Broken pottery pieces

Mexican pottery shards while supplies last

The opportunity to break a broken pot in your own slow motion video

Nursery planters

Really poor attempt for me to speak Spanish with you

Cash discounts

Extra hookups for anyone who tags @ahouseofpots in a social post and shows me

Extra hookups for anyone who authors a Reddit Post highlighting A House of Pots

Extra hookups for anyone who leaves me a Google Review while at the shop

Resin pots

The infamous pottery jargon:

Garden Superior gardens with Mexican pottery. Denver pottery collections clamor for this pottery store near me. Shop a yard sale style business that’s also a plant store near me, not far from Westminster. A gardener that likes hiking won’t mind trekking to the Federal Heights area, even if it’s from  Loveland, Boulder, or Golden to get this pottery near me. Estate sale porcelain isn’t as stylish as all these great macetas, so skip the vegetable box and skip down from Erie to my green greenhouse a little ways away from Littleton. There’s climbing philodendrons, ceramic items that’ll leave Greeley green with envy, and all the things you need to grow aloe in Parker from my pottery shop. Broomfield, Arvada, Louisville, Northglenn, Thornton, come check out these pots near me and plants near me to gift to your favorite Centennial plant planter. Aurora, Brighton, Wheat Ridge, and Commerce City might love cacti, but what they really need are these wonderful Mexican planters. Additionally, there’s some pots that look like cement, some made from stoneware, and this pottery shop near me will soon be running midweek as well for all those Castle Rock, Longmont, Lakewood, and Fort Collins shoppers who aren’t available on the weekends. Come enjoy some red clay, plant, jargon, better than pottery barn prices, and a succulent or too. You might even get a monstera and garage sale prices or one of these mcm themed Mexican planters from my plant shop. Mexican pots make a great succulents holder, but so does a terracotta pot for tree sized cactus plants that you’re gardening indoors. 

*** It’s Mexican March Madness. Make sure you secure your discounts today. ¡Ándale! ***