Who knew? Beautiful art, essential function. Getting my pots out of those ugly saucers & adding a little...flamingo! to the garden!

I love pot feet too. There are all types but terrecotta animals are my favorites..
Kinsmans has nice cats and birds
http://www.kinsmangarden.com/c...

Even draining can be fun!

My three Turtles taking a break from the weight of the pot in winter: (sorry, the third one, not in the picture, wandered off somewhere...)

awwwww those are beauties,where did you find them

From the store in Santa Fe, got two sets of three at:

http://www.jackalope.com/potte...

Really cute!!!! They don't seem to have them on the site now.

I did find this though... Maybe I could .....

http://www.gardengatenotes.com...

Marilyn, Here's another link for store located in No. Hollywood (more pictures for inspiration, even if there's no feet available?):
http://www.jackalopepotterynh....

AND...with the make-your-own...I think you could!...

Good grief. Its just lucky for me they dont have websales. Chinese pots on iron stands are to die for as are the Vietnamese pottery.
I love the kritters.
keep me away before I go nuts.

Beautiful hand-crafted little pieces of art from Etsy https://www.etsy.com/shop/cats...

Functional art! Love it!

Love Etsy!

Wow, that Etsy link with Pot Feet that are Dwarves, or Cats, or Pansies or Frogs or Turtles or Daffodils is just crazy!

Really neat feet!!!!
Julie, Thanks for the Link those are reallly pink birds.
and Thanks Bev for the encouragement.
One never knows what I might try next.

cool

I love the flamingos & the gnomes & the kitties a lot but for simple invisible function? Potrisers! Check it out (I see a recommendation for 'em up already) -- purrfect!

http://www.potrisers.com

Wow, this is a really great link. Thank you to all of you with the links.

JulieB said:I love the flamingos & the gnomes & the kitties a lot but for simple invisible function? Potrisers! Check it out (I see a recommendation for 'em up already) -- purrfect!

http://www.potrisers.com

Potrisers are what I was going to mention. That's gotta be my recommendation that you're talking about. I've been using them for years.

The cheap among us just use screw-on caps from milk bottles .

Karen

My pots have permanent lifts made from pieces of counter top. The purchased terrecotta feet slip in and out of the edges of containers seasonally.
I cant lift those big containers twice a year to position feet.
Forgot the large feet last fall and many have split and dissolved in the winter freezes the pieces will be drainage junk in the bottoms of new pots. I wont purchase new ones.

kqcrna said:The cheap among us just use screw-on caps from milk bottles .

Karen

I never thought about that. Great cheap idea!

Can they be left outside under the containers in the Winter?

Pot Risers can be left outside under the container in the Winter and that's why I like them.