Just for You – Garden Pots – Garden Centre

A Garden Centre specializing in Garden Pots, Water Features and Furniture

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Published January 12, 2017 at 3024 × 4032

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THE POT SHACK GALLERY

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Delta Pot Large

Baobab Water Feature in Rock

Concrete Table with Metal Base

Recent Posts

The Pot Shack: Some Winter Vegetable Tips.

Cauliflower
Did you know, the head of the cauliflower is called the curd? Cauliflower is one of the best vegetables to grow in winter because you don’t have to worry about caterpillars eating your crop when it’s cold!

The seedlings must be planted about 60cm apart and grown in richly fertilised soil, which should never be allowed to dry out. Sow at intervals so that you can have fresh cauliflower throughout the year.

Top winter veg tip: Don’t let sunshine reach the cauliflower curds. This will cause them to discolour. Tie the leaves closed, over the curds, with string.

Thyme
This hardy herb is low-growing so it makes great ground cover in a border, or it can be planted in pots together with other evergreen herbs like rosemary. Buy it now as small plants, water well, dig a hole and plant in a garden border. Firm it in well and water again.

If it’s going in a pot, plant slightly deeper than the plastic pot it came in, and leave room for it to fill out as it grows. Thyme is so versatile and can be used to pep up meat, veg, soups and stuffings.

Top winter veg tip: Thyme can also be used as an edible ground cover. Buy seed in bulk to create a thyme lawn. It also grows well between rocks and paving.

The Pot Shack:

Come visit us to see our range of ceramic pots.

The Pot Shack: Succulents

I overwatered my plant and it burst, what do I do?

When the plants are over-watered and they burst they usually die from a fungal infection. The best thing to do is treat the plant with a fungicide and treat the open areas with flowers of sulfur or sprinkle some crushed charcoal on the burst areas. Keep the plant dry for a few days or weeks.

Information provided by www.succulents.co.za

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Our Pillar Water Feature

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Our Waterstone Water Feature

Created by Empyr Local https://www.empyrlocal.com/

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Catalogue 1

Garden Nursery – Garden Pots

Please click on the below links for our catalogues.

https://potshack.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Pot-Shack-Warehouse.pdf

Catalogue 2

https://potshack.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Pot-Shack-Catalogue.pdf

Catalogue 3

https://potshack.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/new-hap-aug-2016.pdf

Staff and Contacts

Owner

Brenton Conway

Phone: +27846088738

Email: brenton@potshack.net

Brenton Conway''s love of garden pots has made him an expert in the industry, He owns two stores that provide the widest range of garden items. He is passionate about great service and looking after his customers individual needs.

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Guy Jaques

Manager

Phone: +27743619344

Email: guy@potshack.net

His passion for the garden industry and service make Guy a key asset to The Pot Shack.

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Our 2 Locations

The Pot Shack

279 Church Street, Randburg, Johannesburg, 2188

The Pot Shack (Warehouse)

27 Montrose Avenue & Northumberland Drive, Randburg,2162

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