American Garden Products

The post flower pot is great for more than just those odd occasions or special functions that it was designed to solve. They are great for indoor and outdoor use whether hanging or standing on the ground.

They are made of plastic so they will last a thousand years, they don’t fade in color and they are constructed of thick plastic so they won’t break like those cheap foreign plastic pots!

At our current prices you’re not just buying a pot with many functions you’re buying an everyday plant, flower or vegetable pot to use in any way you imagine. Many of our customer use our pots for herb gardens of basil. We even have some customers plant special flowers like lavender or tomatoes.

If you can plant it. The post flower pot can hold it.

Use the Post Flower Pot”: and the Plant Stake”: to create your own elevated garden. Instead of creating a dedicated garden in your yard. Just plant a few herbs or vegetables in the flower pots posted on top of iron plant stakes.

The benefits:

Elevated. Keeps small critters from digging up your plants and ruining precious growing food. Additionally, this works great for those with back or knee problems. Eliminate bending over or down for a few ingredients to that days meal.

Contained. Using this combination for a small garden keep out many weeds and growth issues. You won’t have to worry about the rampant weeds during the summer because it will be contained from the soil with weed seeds or roots that aren’t removed. Also, the growth will be contained to the area used for the flower pot. At times you want to contain your plants because you don’t have en... Read more

The Post Flower Pot and the wrought iron Pot Plant Stand make for an excellent herb garden any time of the year. But why not use it now during the winter months?

During the winter months, plants need less water because growth either ceases or slows to a crawl. If you live in a cold climate you can still have some growth from your herbs for cooking. If you live in the southern states of America or a warming climate year round, then an herb garden inside is even more ideal as you will have more sunlight for plant growth. Keep in mind, many southern states still get snow or frost, even Florida and Louisiana. It is essential, no matter where you live, to bring your pants indoors or at least have protected.

The Post Flower Pot has holes for drainage in the bottom of the planter. During the winter months it will be crucial to bring these pots insi... Read more

One absolutely great and ingenious idea that has been in the organic community for a long time is the use of worms in composting every little house scrap. It’s not so much about creating as little waste as possible as it is about getting so much out of your waste.

1. Pot Plant Stand
2. Flower Pots
3. Lids (wood, plastic, cardboard, etc.)
4. Worms (2 cups of red worms)
5. Dirt (enough for each pot 60% full)
6. Kitchen Scraps (for a list of acceptable scraps )

Directions:

Place your fence post pots on the three spots of the plant stand. Fill with dirt, soil, nearby topsoil, commercially bagged soil or garden compost. Move some dirt to the side and place a handful (or half cup) of worms in each pot. Cover the worms with a small amount of loo... Read more