Macy's, JC Penney and Target? Walmart? Actually, i got my cactus shaped planter from there (that I LOVE) - it's a yellow cage thingie worth a hinged door. Put ivy in it
Yes, I've seen really nice pots at Goodwill. I usually have to go to several because it's pretty hit or miss. But it's worth it for a frugalista like me!
That’s Awesome! ....Goodwill is really expensive in my area 😫 i rarely find any at a good prize, I rather go TJ max, Ross, or Marshall’s. For those items
I love when the dollar tree has gardening supplies, it's not always great deals but sometimes there's a cool selection. I got some really thick plastic pots there that are definitely comparable to the $10 ones at home depot. The seeds are cool too, 4 packets for a dollar. There's less seeds in each packet but just for a little home gardening it's nice to build a variety of common staples or just some pretty flowers to spread randomly.
@@epicgardening My dollar tree actually has 3 sizes of terracotta pots all throughout the year online.. but only in spring summer in store.. 2.5inches are in packs of 3. The 3.5in. come in a double pack and then a large is over 6inches.. If they are not in your store.. you can order bulk online and have them shipped for free to the dollar tree nearest you!
Epic Gardening thanx! Previous owner left some beautiful plants in really nice pots but they have no holes. Hubby thinks drilling holes will crack the pots so I would like to do it myself.
Rite aid and Walgreens always has good pots also . And they always go 50-70% off . That's where I normally go for mine . Oh and they have drainage holes in them too !!!
@@Jkcreswell , exactly. You can texturized them and add designs on them with flour paste and sand then paint. You wont be able to tell they are cheap plastic. I love the ones he got tho. Totally my style.
Hands down my favorite place to get pots is the thrift store. The local thrift store always always has tons of brass/copper urns and bowls. They're the look I use in the living room. But also tons of ceramic pots for $4-$8
You’re the best! 😂 Love the breaking the pot and how you must work it into the video!! You’re Totally intelligent but down to earth, not a bragger, just love your genuineness and info And thank God you don’t repeat yourself like so many UA-cam ppl do. Thanks for all the great vids. I can’t afford pots like that tho. Next year I think I’ll make grow bags. Very nice pots though and great info as usual!,
Right? I bought a beautiful pot from ross. When I saw 9.99 ,I did a double take because every ceramic pot I've seen at Lowe's, walmart, home depot that size and quality was at least $24. Don't even bother with target's over priced ass pots. I'm just waiting for this shut down to be over so i can go buy myself all the nice pots at every Ross near me.
I agree with using pots without holes as cover pots. Just take your plastic pot out of the cover pot, water and return to the cover pot. If you put a hole in the pots with no holes then either you need to leave them outside or ruin the look by putting a saucer that doesn’t go with the decorative pot when you need to take them inside.
Great place to buy pots is Goodwill. You just have to keep checking to see what they get in. Especially for plant gifts since everyone likes different colors and types. You find all sorts styles and colors and for great prices.
Friendly FYI: The ones without a drainage hole aren't pots, they're planters. You would insert the potted plant (presumably still in the grower's plastic cheapo pot) into the planter. You wouldn't put soil directly into a planter as you would with a pot. The advantage of planters is that you can sort of mix and match and move plants around within different planters and things don't have to be as messy for people who aren't into transplanting. You take your store bought plant still in it's container and pop it into the planter, no fuss no muss. Planters also don't have a saucer of any kind where pots generally do. You'll have to mismatch a saucer to use a planter as a pot (assuming you can drill a hole in the base), or as you pointed out, water very carefully. Easier to pop that grower's pot into a planter and let excess water seep out of into the planter where it will dry quickly, (or where you can spill off any excess). Great video, thanks.
Just moved to a big city after living in the suburban midwest my whole life and this channel has been so helpful in teaching me how to keep a little bit of green in my apartment.
I love them all for different things. I buy giant bamboo stakes at dollar tree and even got weed barriers for my tree planter beds. Tuesday Morning is also great! I got 6 pots for $50 this year.
I like what you potted up. I sort like putting "plain" plants in flashy pots and fancier plants (interesting flowers, showy foliage) in a more demure pot to help show it off.
You could get the plastic Potts from dollar tree, pot your plants in there and put it in the decorative once form Txmaxx, so no time lost to put drainage holes in them
Garage sales and Thrift Stores are where I get all of mine. I got three pots for $2.50 yesterday, and used 50 cents worth of paint, baking soda, and jute to transform them into really unique beauties last night. Fun!
You can drill holes but can also put a plant that's in one of the plastic, nursery pots inside a pot with no holes and it will drain into the pot. (Especially good for outdoor plants for the season.)
How wonderful to "meet" a man with a wholesome mind. Gardening is the best thing a person can do to stay healthy and happy. Thanks for your great video! I'm making cloth pots with landscape fabric for outdoor plants like lettuce & herbs.
Don't worry about drainage holes in pots. The best way to be able to transfer your plants from smaller to bigger pots is to plant it in a plastic pot that fits within your ceramic pot. This way there's an internal way to catch extra water. Then you just pour it out of the bottom container pot if you've overwatered your plant. Also, being in plastic pots helps delay the time between waterings. Of course, having general plant knowledge and familiarity of time between watering depends on a lot of factors. Daily light level, temperatures, size of pot, type of plant. Yes, there's nothing really easy about growing plants, but it's not rocket science either! It's mostly about experience.
Great video! I love to repurpose found items and thrifted items and use them as planters/pots. Vintage soup tureens, galvanized buckets, vintage bread baking bowls, ceramic vases, pitchers, etc. You have to get creative with drainage issues and sometimes drill holes, but it’s worth it.
I love using the Dollar Tree pots as cache pots! And also for my hanging plants, I don’t like hanging ceramic because it’s very heavy and I’m scared it’ll break either the ceiling or it’ll fall and break lol.
The end of the video when all the mist came in lol.. reminded me of watching one of those gardening channels where its all dedicated to the one specific plant.
Thank you so much for this video. I have spent so much money on planters before. I went to TJ max and I found some beautiful ones. I watched your video on how to drill holes to it. Thank you for all the informative videos. They are very helpful
I would never even think of these places for pots, great video! You always think Home Depot or a Garden center. It is so cool you think of all aspects of gardening, and try to save us money. Thank you
I have one... I take the pot to the kitchen and water it from the faucet and I have to tilt the pot to spill the excess water from the attached plate, and wait for a minute or two to spill again, twice more. It's more work indeed. I think it's alright for plants that don't mind soggy soil.
Yeah very nice pots and flowers. Your right I love shopping at tjmax because it’s affordable price and lots of great item’s you can pick. Thank you for sharing and giving love and support.
I am cheap, I put my plants in empty milk gallons. I get the ones from Costco, the quality is better and then I cut off the top nice and even and boom! I would rather spend the money on plants and recycle the plastic.
I do that as well. I go to a bakery and pick up pastry filling buckets from their refuse pile. They look like new, are very sturdy, and best of all they're free! 😀
I would not say you are cheap.You do not want your money to go where it is not important to you. I always look next to garbage and I find treasures. I prefer my money to go on other things.
The ones without drainage holes are cache pots to hold a slightly smaller pot with holes. Just pull out the interior pot to water then reinsert in the cache pot with no worries of leakage. The ones with attached bottom tray are harder to keep clean
I volunteer at a St. Vincent store and you can buy pots and statues from 10 cents to $5 😊 I seen same rabbit at Menards for $14.99 that was $1.00. Check those places out because that money helps with food and rent, etc for people. 👍
You can paint the DT ones, if you don’t like the color. Make paper clay ornaments with a mold and attach them. Then seal. Have you tried ROSS and Ollie’s for pots?
Dollar tree is good for mini terracotta pots, trays, and for seedling pots. In the candle section, there are also good glass and ceramic mini pots that make decorative cover pots. The plastic pots are good for orchids if they are transparent and you can add a lot of holes to the sides (diy) for air circulation. I also like Daiso’s garden section. It’s a small selection but they have cute stuff that isn’t always common in the US
Lindsay H. Ollies is hands down the best place, so many interesting pots with a huge variety of shapes and sizes, AND STILL CHEAPER THAN ALL THESE PLACES, ugh love it.
Perfect timing. I am in the market for large pots right now. I need 17 inch wide planters and I m looking at $100.00 for a white ceramic pot with a hole. I need large pots for large plants!
Marshall's, TJ Maxx and Homegoods are owned by the same company so the prices are usually similar for pots. Sometimes I see the same pots in all the stores. I am surprised they charged you for the broken pot. People are always breaking glasses and what not at Homegoods here without getting charged.
@@clarkclarke Yes, That's what I meant. I worked for Marshall's (long ago) We weren't supposed to over pack shelfs,or clothing racks,makes it difficult to shop.
Today's standards have changed in retail, We used to fold cloths & bag,now they just toss them in there. Yes time is money, But who wants a bag of wrinkled cloths.
I don’t know if anyone has commented, but you can make your own pots using concrete mix , a form, and old towels. There are videos on how to. My favorite was made from one of those oval ice buckets. I only use pots in the yard, no houseplants for me. You can also make beautiful bird water saucers using a large leaf and concrete mix.
I found your channel by accident but had a recent conversation on this very topic recently. I love thing to the nurseries but dune love the postures for the pots! Home Depot and Lowe's are the same. Thank you for checking these places out and doing this video! I have both stores in my area and can't wait to check them out!
Oh course I’m watching this while I’m stuck inside and all of the TJ Maxx and Home Goods are closed!!! 😫😫😫 I want new pots!! @Epic Gardening can you find us an online alternative?
Walmart has also stepped up their game in the pot Dept. I've gotten some really good ones from there, even though their selection is not as large as TJ Maxx or Home Goods. Home Goods is expensive in general, those buggers 🤣
All of those pits are very expensive bro. I get my pits at the dollar store for a dollar each. They are made out of hard plastic, pretty good stuff and cheap af. There's lots of sizes, I got 2.5 gallon pots, 2, 1.5, 1.2 , 0.9 etc. Fit for all plants. When you grow 40 different vegetables, and when half of that needs pots, 15$ per pot is a lot... I agree they are a lot nicer, but the dollar ones are very cost effective.
I'm so glad I watched this video. I bought one pot from Home Depot for $34.88. After watching this video, I went to my TJ Maxx and found 4 gorgeous pots for $34.88. Can you imagine how fast I returned that one pot back to Home Depot? MINUTES!!
Can't believe he actually paid for it. I broke something at TJ Maxx once and the lady told me it happens all the time, it wasn't a big deal, and even the employees break things so not to worry about paying for it. The people at the checkout line should have known better.
Hey, I was at Goodwill today and bought a wicker laundry basket for $3 and a good sized wooden box for $3. I’ll line the basket with landscaping cloth to retain the soil and drill holes in the bottom of the wooden box. Thrift stores can be a great place to find planters.
I actually work at a Marshall's store and they are pretty much the same as the TJ Maxx (were from the same parent company) and I'm never disappointed in the selection and prices. However, HG does have higher prices for those sorts of things so I almost never buy pots from them unless I find a good clearance item.
Hi, great channel. I always thought that the decorative pots without holes are cover pots. Like you put your potted plant thats in a drab plastic pot inside the cover pot and when you water the cover pot catches any overflow which you can tip out. Using them as planters is great too, just have to water them outside i guess?
You should try Marshall’s. They have the best prices by far. Big and cute pots for $9.99 smaller ones for under $7.99. I have found some very unique and interesting finds there.
Goodwill is one place; another is At Home. But beware - if you buy a light-colored pot like white or beige or something - if it's matte finish - I would highly recommend sealing it on the inside. I bought a really cool white with grey lines on it that developed brown and yellow streaks as I continued to water the plant due to the water seeping through the pot.
Hi Kevin! I Found you through TikTock and I’m really enjoying your videos! Now that I found your YT channel I have been binge watching all your videos. I recently moved into a new apartment with lots of natural light (I killed so many plants in my nyc apartment) with all this sun I’m developing a green thumb but I feel a bit overwhelmed! I’d love to see a video of you repurposing house hold items, random plastics containers or mason jars into pots to reduce waste! Most of my pots do not have draining holes so (ugh!) so I’m looking forward to that video too. Keep up the great work!
I found some nice pots at Ross yesterday with holes. If they don’t have holes you can pot them in those cheaper plastic containers with holes and use the nice ones as cover pots.
Plant in hanging pot is a watermelon BEGONIA (Pellionia repens), I misspoke! What 3 stores should I visit next?
99 only, y'all mart, burlington... HAHAHA..
Macy's, JC Penney and Target? Walmart? Actually, i got my cactus shaped planter from there (that I LOVE) - it's a yellow cage thingie worth a hinged door. Put ivy in it
Those planters are nice, have you ever tried Ross stores? they have amazing planters as well.
Will take a peek!
Lowe's, Home Depot and Walmart
I got most of mine from Goodwill! Most expensive one was $3.
Yes, I've seen really nice pots at Goodwill. I usually have to go to several because it's pretty hit or miss. But it's worth it for a frugalista like me!
Great find! I will do a Goodwill haul next time
That’s Awesome! ....Goodwill is really expensive in my area 😫 i rarely find any at a good prize, I rather go TJ max, Ross, or Marshall’s. For those items
goodwill is expensive for donated items? wow they are getting greedy. :/
FYI, good video, TJMaxx, HomeGoods & Marshalls are family companies, 💚 the small hanging pots, njoy
I love when the dollar tree has gardening supplies, it's not always great deals but sometimes there's a cool selection. I got some really thick plastic pots there that are definitely comparable to the $10 ones at home depot. The seeds are cool too, 4 packets for a dollar. There's less seeds in each packet but just for a little home gardening it's nice to build a variety of common staples or just some pretty flowers to spread randomly.
Seeds could be a great pickup!
@@epicgardening My dollar tree actually has 3 sizes of terracotta pots all throughout the year online.. but only in spring summer in store.. 2.5inches are in packs of 3. The 3.5in. come in a double pack and then a large is over 6inches.. If they are not in your store.. you can order bulk online and have them shipped for free to the dollar tree nearest you!
Those boxes of flower seeds at DT is a great deal
Putting all those breakable pots, with all their weight, on glass shelving just seems like a disaster waiting to happen. LOL
I have worked at TJMaxx for quite a few years and have never had a glass shelf break, even with a ton of weight on it.
I always think the same🥺.
can we get a video of you making drainege holes in pots that already don't have it
Will make!
Epic Gardening awesome Thanks!
Epic Gardening thanx! Previous owner left some beautiful plants in really nice pots but they have no holes. Hubby thinks drilling holes will crack the pots so I would like to do it myself.
They’re cachè pots. Decorative pots. Leave the plant in the nursery pot and throw in the cachè pot. No saucer needed when watering.
JustKidding I know what a cache pot is I have plenty but I have trouble on making holes on mine with the proper tools
Rite aid and Walgreens always has good pots also . And they always go 50-70% off . That's where I normally go for mine . Oh and they have drainage holes in them too !!!
For the $3 hanging pots, you could always paint the outside in black or even tape parts and make a geometric design like the ones you bought!
Remember when we use to be able to shop at these stores?...
YourFavNurseB those were the good ol’ times. I miss driving by there just to blow off some steam after work.
I was just thinking about how I'd love to go get some pots 😩 but can't
Which states do you guys live in? So, absolutely no shopping?
Been shopping at all these stores forever especially March thru August. Love not living In CA
D they don’t have them in Cali?
I personally wouldn’t care how bad Dollar tree is 😂. If it’s plenty big for $1, I’m buying it
And you can always paint them a different color 😉
I got lots of different sizes from there. Mostly terracotta color, and they are perfect! Price is right :) Rather spend that money on plants.
As a college student, Dollar Tree is my best friend.
@@Jkcreswell , exactly. You can texturized them and add designs on them with flour paste and sand then paint. You wont be able to tell they are cheap plastic. I love the ones he got tho. Totally my style.
For outdoor planters, they can be a real cost saver.
Hands down my favorite place to get pots is the thrift store. The local thrift store always always has tons of brass/copper urns and bowls. They're the look I use in the living room. But also tons of ceramic pots for $4-$8
Ooh thanks for the tip 😍
You’re the best! 😂 Love the breaking the pot and how you must work it into the video!!
You’re Totally intelligent but down to earth, not a bragger, just love your genuineness and info
And thank God you don’t repeat yourself like so many UA-cam ppl do.
Thanks for all the great vids.
I can’t afford pots like that tho. Next year I think I’ll make grow bags. Very nice pots though and great info as usual!,
Yes, I too thought the dog pot was horrendous.
Thank gawddd
Thanks for your honesty! A lot of people would just leave without paying for a piece of merchandise they broke! good on you!
I found some really nice, inexpensive pots at Ross. Most of them did not have drainage holes. But, you can always use them as cover pots.
Right? I bought a beautiful pot from ross. When I saw 9.99 ,I did a double take because every ceramic pot I've seen at Lowe's, walmart, home depot that size and quality was at least $24. Don't even bother with target's over priced ass pots. I'm just waiting for this shut down to be over so i can go buy myself all the nice pots at every Ross near me.
I agree with using pots without holes as cover pots. Just take your plastic pot out of the cover pot, water and return to the cover pot.
If you put a hole in the pots with no holes then either you need to leave them outside or ruin the look by putting a saucer that doesn’t go with the decorative pot when you need to take them inside.
I use my nice pots without holes as cover pots. Most beautiful.
Ross does have come beauties - and sometimes wheeled plant risers that you can put a bigger pot on, to easily move on a deck it inside
Saw some nice pot in Ross without drain hole , but I was amazed that you can drill a hole . There’s some video on how to drill a drainage.😍
I was in ikea with a friend last week and she mistook a $2 trashcan for a $14 planter and honestly what is the difference?
Haha, what a great 'mistake'. Mistake, aka 're-purposing'.
l have used trashcans as pots too.
That Awkward Girl happy mistake definitely on the lookout for trash cans now
Creativity
Hey if it hold the plant and is a good home, it works 👏
Great place to buy pots is Goodwill. You just have to keep checking to see what they get in. Especially for plant gifts since everyone likes different colors and types. You find all sorts styles and colors and for great prices.
Will add to my next shopping trip!
Friendly FYI: The ones without a drainage hole aren't pots, they're planters. You would insert the potted plant (presumably still in the grower's plastic cheapo pot) into the planter. You wouldn't put soil directly into a planter as you would with a pot. The advantage of planters is that you can sort of mix and match and move plants around within different planters and things don't have to be as messy for people who aren't into transplanting. You take your store bought plant still in it's container and pop it into the planter, no fuss no muss. Planters also don't have a saucer of any kind where pots generally do. You'll have to mismatch a saucer to use a planter as a pot (assuming you can drill a hole in the base), or as you pointed out, water very carefully. Easier to pop that grower's pot into a planter and let excess water seep out of into the planter where it will dry quickly, (or where you can spill off any excess). Great video, thanks.
Rip to that broken pot
Eh, I woulda glued it back together but I'm stubborn heh.
Tjx is usually really good about accidents and customer service and will not make u buy it. I am surprised you had to buy it.
Kintsugi!!
@@ItsKimNguyen I think it's more that he wanted to pay for it than he actually had to.
He did not have to pay for the broken pot. I used to work at a HG store.
Just moved to a big city after living in the suburban midwest my whole life and this channel has been so helpful in teaching me how to keep a little bit of green in my apartment.
If you have a Tuesday Morning, they have great prices on pots.
I'll take a peek!
They filed for bankruptcy just recently
I like your channel name. Basically what I have too. 🥰
I love them all for different things. I buy giant bamboo stakes at dollar tree and even got weed barriers for my tree planter beds. Tuesday Morning is also great! I got 6 pots for $50 this year.
@@Alexisntwatchingyoutube They are not closing all the stores. Just some. The one by my house is staying.
I like what you potted up. I sort like putting "plain" plants in flashy pots and fancier plants (interesting flowers, showy foliage) in a more demure pot to help show it off.
“At Home” has a great selection of planters and a lot of times they’ll do a buy 1 get 1 sale on all their planters.
You could get the plastic Potts from dollar tree, pot your plants in there and put it in the decorative once form Txmaxx, so no time lost to put drainage holes in them
Ross also has great pots for a cheap price. I go there exclusively for pots
Garage sales and Thrift Stores are where I get all of mine. I got three pots for $2.50 yesterday, and used 50 cents worth of paint, baking soda, and jute to transform them into really unique beauties last night. Fun!
Is no one going to address the “looks like something you’d put ashes in”?? That killed me! hahaha
I have to agree. 😂
In second hand store the have a lot of unique ones!
I just look in the shed, they seem to magically appear there
LOL
It’s happens to me all the time too! 😉
Yours or the Neighbors?
😁 lol
You can drill holes but can also put a plant that's in one of the plastic, nursery pots inside a pot with no holes and it will drain into the pot. (Especially good for outdoor plants for the season.)
"The raw amount of pots here (at Homegoods) is blowing my mind"
Hobby Lobby: "hold my beer"
Yeah but Hobby Lobby's owners are awful.
Yeah, no thanks.
Idk if there's hobby lobby in SD. We have Michael's
I’ll never shop at HL.
How wonderful to "meet" a man with a wholesome mind. Gardening is the best thing a person can do to stay healthy and happy. Thanks for your great video! I'm making cloth pots with landscape fabric for outdoor plants like lettuce & herbs.
Don't worry about drainage holes in pots. The best way to be able to transfer your plants from smaller to bigger pots is to plant it in a plastic pot that fits within your ceramic pot. This way there's an internal way to catch extra water. Then you just pour it out of the bottom container pot if you've overwatered your plant. Also, being in plastic pots helps delay the time between waterings. Of course, having general plant knowledge and familiarity of time between watering depends on a lot of factors. Daily light level, temperatures, size of pot, type of plant. Yes, there's nothing really easy about growing plants, but it's not rocket science either! It's mostly about experience.
Have fun with root rot lmao
Great video! I love to repurpose found items and thrifted items and use them as planters/pots. Vintage soup tureens, galvanized buckets, vintage bread baking bowls, ceramic vases, pitchers, etc. You have to get creative with drainage issues and sometimes drill holes, but it’s worth it.
I love using the Dollar Tree pots as cache pots! And also for my hanging plants, I don’t like hanging ceramic because it’s very heavy and I’m scared it’ll break either the ceiling or it’ll fall and break lol.
Valid!
Same here
Goodwill is my favorite place for finding pots for sure
Yes!
Thank you for taking me into Home Goods, currently going through withdrawals.
The end of the video when all the mist came in lol.. reminded me of watching one of those gardening channels where its all dedicated to the one specific plant.
I got tiny terra-cotta pots in 3 packs at dollar tree for baby starter plants. I got 4 packages of those.
I like watching your vids man, they're refreshing to watch. 🌱💚
Appreciate you
You may want to check out Ross or even 99cent store. I just picked up a bunch of pots at the 99cent store. Thanks for sharing!
Good tip!!!
Thanks for this! This is my first introduction to your channel! I'll be a subscriber, for sure! I really like your style! You are clear and CONCISE.
Thank you so much for this video. I have spent so much money on planters before. I went to TJ max and I found some beautiful ones. I watched your video on how to drill holes to it. Thank you for all the informative videos. They are very helpful
I would never even think of these places for pots, great video! You always think Home Depot or a Garden center. It is so cool you think of all aspects of gardening, and try to save us money. Thank you
Here to save you some coin!
Thanks for the heads up. We know where to go now for decent priced but pretty pots.
TJ Maxx and Home Goods are actually the same company.
And Marshals too!
Thx for sharing this. Can't wait til Tjmaxx and HomeGoods open back up after the Pandemic. Stay safe and healthy out there everyone!
I personally avoid the pots with the attached water tray. They are hard to keep clean and allow drainage to continue.
I have one... I take the pot to the kitchen and water it from the faucet and I have to tilt the pot to spill the excess water from the attached plate, and wait for a minute or two to spill again, twice more. It's more work indeed. I think it's alright for plants that don't mind soggy soil.
Yeah very nice pots and flowers. Your right I love shopping at tjmax because it’s affordable price and lots of great item’s you can pick. Thank you for sharing and giving love and support.
I am cheap, I put my plants in empty milk gallons. I get the ones from Costco, the quality is better and then I cut off the top nice and even and boom!
I would rather spend the money on plants and recycle the plastic.
I do that as well. I go to a bakery and pick up pastry filling buckets from their refuse pile. They look like new, are very sturdy, and best of all they're free! 😀
I would not say you are cheap.You do not want your money to go where it is not important to you. I always look next to garbage and I find treasures. I prefer my money to go on other things.
Smart idea!!
The ones without drainage holes are cache pots to hold a slightly smaller pot with holes. Just pull out the interior pot to water then reinsert in the cache pot with no worries of leakage.
The ones with attached bottom tray are harder to keep clean
I volunteer at a St. Vincent store and you can buy pots and statues from 10 cents to $5 😊 I seen same rabbit at Menards for $14.99 that was $1.00. Check those places out because that money helps with food and rent, etc for people. 👍
I have that same grey footed pot from Home Goods for 7.99. I love it. I just moved my propagated Spider Plant into it.
Cool plants and plant pots. Like the one with the black lines!
You can paint the DT ones, if you don’t like the color. Make paper clay ornaments with a mold and attach them. Then seal.
Have you tried ROSS and Ollie’s for pots?
Hey Kevin , im having my house plants dry out like crazy up here in the desert. Do you think using some pots without draining would help?
If you ever visit Florida during spring or summer you should find an Ollie’s store:) pretty clay pots with drainage for cheaper than all those finds
Do Ross, Target, and World Market next! Loved this video! Very helpful for my future plant pot buys(:
Great call!
Ooo yes. Nice lineup
Those planters with the feet are unique and so cute. Love yours!❤
Walmart and big lots has some nice pots too.
Dollar tree is good for mini terracotta pots, trays, and for seedling pots. In the candle section, there are also good glass and ceramic mini pots that make decorative cover pots. The plastic pots are good for orchids if they are transparent and you can add a lot of holes to the sides (diy) for air circulation. I also like Daiso’s garden section. It’s a small selection but they have cute stuff that isn’t always common in the US
Ollie’s gets really nice pots at great prices!
Lindsay H. Ollies is hands down the best place, so many interesting pots with a huge variety of shapes and sizes, AND STILL CHEAPER THAN ALL THESE PLACES, ugh love it.
Perfect timing. I am in the market for large pots right now. I need 17 inch wide planters and I m looking at $100.00 for a white ceramic pot with a hole. I need large pots for large plants!
Marshall's, TJ Maxx and Homegoods are owned by the same company so the prices are usually similar for pots. Sometimes I see the same pots in all the stores. I am surprised they charged you for the broken pot. People are always breaking glasses and what not at Homegoods here without getting charged.
They should Not of charged him,its poor merchandizing if you cant grab one w/ out other's falling off.
@@annamariethompson116 did you mean they should NOT have charged him????
@@clarkclarke Yes, That's what I meant. I worked for Marshall's (long ago) We weren't supposed to over pack shelfs,or clothing racks,makes it difficult to shop.
Today's standards have changed in retail, We used to fold cloths & bag,now they just toss them in there.
Yes time is money, But who wants a bag of wrinkled cloths.
Is home sense too
I don’t know if anyone has commented, but you can make your own pots using concrete mix , a form, and old towels. There are videos on how to. My favorite was made from one of those oval ice buckets. I only use pots in the yard, no houseplants for me. You can also make beautiful bird water saucers using a large leaf and concrete mix.
Yes, Marshall's and TJ Maxx always have cute affordable pots. But surprisingly, Walmart has a very nice selection this year.
I'll add to the list!
Lteefaw D. Yeah Walmart is stepping up their game
I love your collection of plants and pots. They are so well put together.
Did you drill holes in the pots with the legs? You found some STRIKING deals! I will be checking out TJMaxx...😀😎🤗
I'll be doing a video on drilling!
Tj maxx and homegoods r sister companies...I love homegoods. It's my place to relax
At Home has alot of well priced pots too. Tons of sizes!
I'll add to the list!
I like this video. Thanks for showing us the selections. The Mom in me wanted to tell you to stop touching things. 😂 Plant Mum said more more!
I just potted two orchids together and thought to myself “ why does one do this” thanks for the validation!
I found your channel by accident but had a recent conversation on this very topic recently. I love thing to the nurseries but dune love the postures for the pots! Home Depot and Lowe's are the same. Thank you for checking these places out and doing this video! I have both stores in my area and can't wait to check them out!
Those are some nice looking pots. I just go to Rona or Home Hardware and grab terracotta pots.
Oh course I’m watching this while I’m stuck inside and all of the TJ Maxx and Home Goods are closed!!! 😫😫😫 I want new pots!! @Epic Gardening can you find us an online alternative?
Yes, I bought 7 of those pots from tj max. I lost my mind. Tfs.
Thank you for opening me up to more options for my new attempt at container gardening.
Walmart has also stepped up their game in the pot Dept. I've gotten some really good ones from there, even though their selection is not as large as TJ Maxx or Home Goods. Home Goods is expensive in general, those buggers 🤣
Yeah HG was $$$!
Ajá, Like if they were made of gold or something 🙈
Big lots has some great prices too. Bought a bunch last year trying to sell a few of my propagated plants. Still have more to go and repotting.
All of those pits are very expensive bro.
I get my pits at the dollar store for a dollar each. They are made out of hard plastic, pretty good stuff and cheap af. There's lots of sizes, I got 2.5 gallon pots, 2, 1.5, 1.2 , 0.9 etc. Fit for all plants.
When you grow 40 different vegetables, and when half of that needs pots, 15$ per pot is a lot... I agree they are a lot nicer, but the dollar ones are very cost effective.
I'm so glad I watched this video. I bought one pot from Home Depot for $34.88. After watching this video, I went to my TJ Maxx and found 4 gorgeous pots for $34.88. Can you imagine how fast I returned that one pot back to Home Depot? MINUTES!!
Literally you touching all these pots one handed is giving me so much anxiety 😅 then you broke one 🥴😂
Can't believe he actually paid for it. I broke something at TJ Maxx once and the lady told me it happens all the time, it wasn't a big deal, and even the employees break things so not to worry about paying for it. The people at the checkout line should have known better.
When you lifted the pot with the attached saucer without saying first it was attached, my HEART
What was actually in that first hanging pot? You said watermelon peperomia but I think you just said that in error.
Correct - Watermelon BEGONIA not Peperomia. Pellionia repens
Hey, I was at Goodwill today and bought a wicker laundry basket for $3 and a good sized wooden box for $3. I’ll line the basket with landscaping cloth to retain the soil and drill holes in the bottom of the wooden box. Thrift stores can be a great place to find planters.
Ross is a great place some times.
I actually work at a Marshall's store and they are pretty much the same as the TJ Maxx (were from the same parent company) and I'm never disappointed in the selection and prices. However, HG does have higher prices for those sorts of things so I almost never buy pots from them unless I find a good clearance item.
Home Goods, Marshall's , and TJ Maxx - all sister stores!
Big lots has them really cheap!!
Thank you! Hadn't thought to check Big Lots!
Not the big lots I went to
Marilyn Jenkins where I live, the prices were $15-20 and they were not that big either
T.J. Maxx is indeed a fantastic place for pots! They have some great designs.
Tjmax and home goods are the same company.
And Marshalls
True. It’s too bad that they treat their employees so badly that I won’t shop there. Some of those pots looked pretty interesting.
Great taste in pots. Those black and white aztec-inspired ones are gorgeous.....jealous.
Like if TJ Maxx is too expensive for you
TJ Max it is! I need two gallon pots and will start grouping my plants! Thank you. I have never bought a pot on line. Where do I start?
Aye, you’re making me dizzy.
Hi, great channel.
I always thought that the decorative pots without holes are cover pots. Like you put your potted plant thats in a drab plastic pot inside the cover pot and when you water the cover pot catches any overflow which you can tip out. Using them as planters is great too, just have to water them outside i guess?
You should try Marshall’s. They have the best prices by far. Big and cute pots for $9.99 smaller ones for under $7.99. I have found some very unique and interesting finds there.
Goodwill is one place; another is At Home. But beware - if you buy a light-colored pot like white or beige or something - if it's matte finish - I would highly recommend sealing it on the inside. I bought a really cool white with grey lines on it that developed brown and yellow streaks as I continued to water the plant due to the water seeping through the pot.
Hi Kevin! I Found you through TikTock and I’m really enjoying your videos! Now that I found your YT channel I have been binge watching all your videos. I recently moved into a new apartment with lots of natural light (I killed so many plants in my nyc apartment) with all this sun I’m developing a green thumb but I feel a bit overwhelmed! I’d love to see a video of you repurposing house hold items, random plastics containers or mason jars into pots to reduce waste! Most of my pots do not have draining holes so (ugh!) so I’m looking forward to that video too. Keep up the great work!
Great to see you here on YT!!!
I use 5 gallon bucked and drill holes. Makes it easy to add drip system
TY for the suggestion
I found some nice pots at Ross yesterday with holes. If they don’t have holes you can pot them in those cheaper plastic containers with holes and use the nice ones as cover pots.
Yeah the cache pot method :)