Garden Pot Hanger

Description

As any plant lover knows, our green buddies are beautiful, but they sure do take up a lot of space. Well, Jonathan Manning has you covered in that department. Suspend his ingenious wooden hanger on a porch, balcony, or anywhere indoors to send your mini jungle upward. The specially shaped notches allow terra-cotta pots 4″ to 6″ in diameter to easily hook in, keeping your plants off precious table space and away from your furry companions. And should you need to take one down for watering or repotting, they unhook just as easily. Handmade in North Carolina.

MADE FROM

pine wood, tan manila rope

MEASUREMENTS

See notes section.

CARE

Clean with a damp cloth.

NOTES

Pots not included. Hanging garden fits standard 4″-6″ terra cotta pots.

Measurements: With rope: 4 pot- 38” L x2.5” W x .75” H; 6 pot- 24” L x 2.5” W x 1.5” H; 8 pot- 38” L x 2.5” W x.75” H

ITEM ID

53387

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