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A nice write-up in the Kansas City Star - April 19, 2009
Posted by Alec Junge on 19 April 2009
More love from the KC Star, this time an article on our Recycled Re:Treads Collection of planters crafted from used tires.
Now Showing at The National Hardware Show
Posted by Alec Junge on 17 April 2009
River Market Pottery will be exhibiting in booth 11859 at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas – May 3-5, 2009
A Great article in the KC Star on Container Gardening
Posted by Alec Junge on 13 April 2009
Pots are a good way to add personality to your home, says Alec Junge, president of River Market Pottery. The Kansas City wholesaler imports clay pots that range from 5 inches in diameter to 6 1/2 feet tall. All are handmade.
Our Re:Treads Tire Pots Get a Nice Write Up in Today's Garden Center Magazine
Posted by Alec Junge on 28 February 2009
From the February 17 online edition of Today’s Garden Center Magazine:
Re:Treads – Cool And Recycled
February 17, 2009
Recyled ReTreads™ Press Release
Posted by Alec Junge on 8 January 2009
River Market Pottery is pleased to introduce its new Re:Treads™ collection of flowerpots, totes and containers crafted from recycled tires. Produced by hand in Pakistan, these unique pots appeal both to design-minded and ecologically-inclined retail consumers.
Previous Entries
- How can River Market Pottery help your business thrive and survive in the current economic climate?
- 18 November 2008
- Upcoming spring 2009 trade shows
- 11 November 2008
- "und now on "Sprockets" is the time ven ve plant..."
- 22 October 2008
- A new use for our "Old Glory" collection...
- 13 October 2008
- Upcoming Trade Shows
- 2 October 2008
- Mixed containers command higher prices
- 11 August 2008
- Under a Blue Moon at Powell Gardens or "A Master Class in How a Pot Should be Planted"
- 16 June 2008
- Great article on container gardening
- 14 June 2008
- River Market Pottery - Now Available in Extra Prize-Winningy Formula!
- 22 February 2008
- How To Be a Successful Pot Dealer - Part 2
- 4 February 2008
You can find more blog posts in the archive.