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Stacked Terra Cotta Pot Plant Stand

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Date: 02/18/2009 Topics: Gardening > Decoration | Readers Request > Gardening  
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I am looking for instructions how to make an upright plant stand out of terra cotta pots. I have seen them at flea markets and craft shows in TX. I think they have a steel rod that goes through the hole in the bottom and the pots are kind of zig zagged. I don't know how else to explain it. I never examined one close enough to really see how it was held together. They were like 5 feet tall. Thank you!

Amanda from NC
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By suesgreentouch (1) Contact
There is a metal stand available to make a stack for your porch or deck. Also, I saw a hanging pole in 2 sizes. Very affordable, I paid $10.00 for mine and got instructions.
http://www.tinntreasures.com/tipsy_pots.html

RE: Stacked Terra Cotta Pot Plant Stand

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By Sandy (Guest Post)
A PDF file is available at www.gardensandcrafts.com. They are called Tipsy Pots.

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By Victowni (1) Contact
You can also go to Friendshipgarden.com to purchase a stand that is very sturdy. Also you can find alot of decorating ideas.

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By Debbie (Guest Post)
They are called tipsy pots. I agree they are cute, I had quite a spectacular one last year and am excited about planting it again this year. You can google tipsy pots for the instructions.

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By Kathy (Guest Post)
I think these are called Topsy Turvey pots. Just Google it and you'll get a ton of directions on how to make them.

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