Yesterday en route to the supermarket we drove past a house with some old terracotta pots outside…. I thought the sign said for sale…..when I finally got my husband to stop and turn around and go back…..which proves I can get my way when it matters the note said free to a good home!!
There are even Long Toms amongst the pile – the perfect foil for my auriculas. I am still on a terracotta high.
Look how happy ‘Joy’ is looking even though she got rained on early this morning…….
Wow! fantastic find! well done, ideal for your pretty auriculas.
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joy indeed! what a lucky find.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely.....freebies are always welcome.
ReplyDeleteWell..it said to a good home. I don't think they could have gone to a better one. Lucky you. Lucky Joy.
ReplyDeleteThere are still wonderful people in the world!! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh my, how simply wonderful and they already have the wonderful patina of age that is missing from the stark new ones.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness you had the tenacity to go back - your auriculas will look a treat!
ReplyDeleteOh, I wish I would find free terracotta pots on the side of the road! I could really use a few right now. :(
ReplyDeleteBtw, you have a wonderful blog. I've come here from...Actually, I'm not entirely sure how I ended up here, but I've really enjoyed the journey! :) I've also just discovered that one of your favourite movies is "Amelie": Mine too. :)
Happy blogging!
~S.
How lovely!
ReplyDeleteI once got given a whole greenhouse's hoard of terracotta pots to throw away,(yeh right!) so many people have no use for them anymore and prefer those dreadful plastic ones.
I do love auriculas, they look so beautiful in a simple rustic pots, I'm always in awe of them at the shows, they almost look like they're made of wax. x
I can't get enough of terracotta pots though they really don't like our Scottish winters and every year some of them break up. Great find, well done.
ReplyDeleteOh wow - what a fantastic find. Well done you! x
ReplyDeletewow what a brilliant freebie! I love terracotta pots.
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