Why Pottery & Planters?

As a garden center, you keep up with changing times and trends. The wishes and requirements of customers vary and you react to that! You know no other how to handle plants and various other supplies for gardens and interiors. Expanding your product range from time to is, therefore, a good move. Pottery Pots helps you with that. We have a lot of different plant pots and flower planters that are a great addition to your current product range. How do you choose the suitable pots? We give a few tips on what you can consider while expanding your product range. Read More…

We’ve all watched how customers behave in the rose section of the nursery. First, they look for flowers on the shrubs and make a beeline toward those blooms. Next, they bend down to smell them. Whether a rose has fragrance or not, our impulse is to put our nose into that flower.

Every IGC is in the plant and garden profession, but we’re also in the “sense-selling business.” Information about a plant’s ultimate size, shape or hardiness is interesting, but it’s data for the head. How a plant appeals to the senses, however, is information that goes right to the heart. Compare this to the cookies or cheeses you might have sampled at a grocery store; the ingredients and calorie count might be important to us, but if we love the taste, that’s how the box of cookies or chunk of cheese ends up in our cart. Read More…

This board provides me with ideas for pottery, particularly pottery for plants. Colors, shapes, techniques from various sources are part of the list. Read More…

Container sales at most IGCs have soared with the houseplant craze in recent years. New plant parents wanted new containers for their babies, and many plant purchases meant a pot purchase too. Then some plant owners began reusing the containers they bought and monitoring consumer behavior along with décor trends kicked spring forecasting up a notch. But things quickly got even more complex when container and pottery supply chain issues hit. Read More…

Container gardening with planters has become increasingly popular in recent years since it offers a range of advantages, such as the ability to extend growing seasons and the flexibility to adapt plants and flowers to different environments. With container gardens, you can choose from ready-made raised planters kits, decorative plant pots or window boxes, or even repurpose household items like teapots and buckets. Read More…