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plant pot hanger ideas Hangapot™ Space Saving 5' Plant Stand on Wheels - Handcrafted Douglas Fir/ 16 Clay Pot Hangers

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plant pot hanger ideas Hangapot™ Space Saving 5' Plant Stand on Wheels - Handcrafted Douglas Fir/ 16 Clay Pot HangersHangapot Handcrafted 5' Plant Stand on Wheels. Securely supports 16 20 clay, terra cotta flower and orchid pots. a versatile and stylish solution of solid design to enrich any indoor or outdoor space with greenery and life. Crafted from robust Douglas Fir wood, this plant stand consists of a five foot pole with legs,wheels, decorative cap and comes with 16 of the acclaimed hangapot flower pot hangers. The wood is finished to furniture quality

Hangapot™ Handcrafted 5' Plant Stand on Wheels. Securely supports 16 -20 clay, terra cotta flower and orchid pots. a versatile and stylish solution of solid design to enrich any indoor or outdoor space with greenery and life.

 Crafted from robust Douglas Fir wood, this plant stand consists of a five foot pole with legs,wheels, decorative cap and comes with 16 of the acclaimed hangapot™ flower pot hangers. The wood is finished to furniture quality providing functionality with a rustic charm It is perfect for showcasing orchids, herbs, African violets, bromeliads, seasonal plants, and various indoor houseplants. each pole can accomodate 16-20 clay, terra cotta or ceramic  pots creating a mobile hanging garden

The pole is shipped in a kit that includes, legs, wheels, cap, screws and 16 hangapot™ flower pot hangers with stainless steel screws. The legs are predrilled as well as matching holes in the base. Just grab your power screw driver, screw the legs into the base, attach the plant hangers, hang the plants and you have a stunning vertical garden on wheels. The finished pole stands at 5'4 inches. The wood is stainable, paintable. To preserve its natural beauty you may choose to use a clear matte varnish, lacquer or polyurethane.

Ideal for hanging orchids, bromeliads, succulents, herbs, hoyas, desert roses, miniature roses, African violets even edibles like strawberries, peppers, tomatoes, etc. Some customers like to do a seasonal  look from pansies in the spring to mums and poinsettias.

Key Features:

  1. Enhanced Plant Display: The 4x4 pole on legs with wheels offers generous vertical  space to exhibit multiple clay/ceramic pots, accommodating plants of different sizes and types. A vertical garden for small spaces like condo and apartment patios, decks or indoor plant displays.  This stand is an ideal accent piece for dull areas on decks, patios, and city apartment balcony gardens, transforming them into vibrant green sanctuaries.

  2 Quality Craftsmanship: Crafted with attention to detail and quality craftsmanship. Our craftsmen are members of the Chickasaw Nation American Native Tribe. These plant poles not only serve as a functional piece but also as a decorative accent that complements various decor styles. It offers a stable and attractive platform for displaying your favorite plants, enriching your home with natural beauty.

         3 .Mobility and Stability: Designed with sturdy legs and smooth-rolling wheels, this plant stand offers easy mobility, allowing you to optimize sunlight exposure or rearrange your outdoor or indoor garden effortlessly. The wheels come with locking mechanisms, providing stability and security once positioned. Can be stored easily in the winter or brought inside and used for houseplant collections.

         4 Easy Assembly. The legs are predrilled and have corresponding holes in the base for simple assembly. Attach the legs, attach the flower pot hangers and hang your plants

         5  Featuring the innovative Hangapot™ hidden flower pot hanger, as seen in Country Living and Better Homes and Gardens Do It Yourself magazines, this stand effortlessly suspends clay ceramic pots with a traditional shape—a lip and taper design. Country. The pots appear suspended effortlessly, enhancing the beauty of your plants without visible hooks or hangers

          6  Durable Construction Crafted from durable Douglas Fir wood, renowned for its strength and weather-resistant properties, this stand is built to withstand outdoor elements while maintaining its natural beauty. The wood's rich grain and warm tones add a touch of rustic elegance to any environment.

       Versatile Use: Perfect for small spaces like city apartments or urban balconies, as well as larger outdoor areas such as decks, screened,enclosures and patios, this stand maximizes vertical gardening space. It creates room for expanding your plant collection, enhancing your living space with lush foliage and botanical charm.

Conclusion:

Whether you're looking to brighten up a city apartment balcony or transform a dull patio into a green oasis, the Hangapot™  Mobile Plant Stand is the perfect choice. With its strength and durable construction and  ability to securely hold 16-20 fully potted plants,  it provides a stylish and practical solution for hanging clay ceramic pots and expanding your plant collection. Elevate your outdoor or indoor space with this versatile and beautifully crafted plant stand, enhancing your surroundings with the beauty of nature.

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