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do you need saucer if plants are in pots outdoor

do you need saucer if plants are in pots outdoor Austin Planter Saucer Natural Colored Polypropylene for Indoor and Outdoor Plant use, Made in USA,

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do you need saucer if plants are in pots outdoor Austin Planter Saucer Natural Colored Polypropylene for Indoor and Outdoor Plant use, Made in USA,The Austin Planter Saucer, a versatile and durable plant drip pan designed to collect excess water drainage and soil spillage from flower pots. The saucers are made in the USA. Using 95% recycled high impact polypropylene, an eco friendly, long lasting, color retaining plastic. They are designed to protect any surface, hardwood floors, carpets, decks, and furniture providing protection against water stains and rings. Their underside is ribbed to keep

The Austin Planter Saucer, a versatile and durable plant drip pan designed to collect excess water drainage and soil spillage from flower pots. The saucers are made in the USA. Using 95% recycled high impact polypropylene, an eco-friendly, long-lasting, color retaining plastic. They are designed to protect any surface, hardwood floors, carpets, decks, and furniture providing protection against water stains and rings. Their underside is ribbed to keep the saucer slightly raised above the floor. The round shape and flat inner surface allow the pot or planter to rest evenly on nearly all surfaces. They are weather-resistant, dishwasher safe making it possible to reuse the saucers over and over. The large sides also allow plants to drain out excess water, provide airflow for healthy root aeration, and add beauty to plants.

Overall, these plant saucers are a great addition to any indoor or outdoor home décor, they can be used for decorative purposes using colorful pebbles, stones or marbles, adding beauty to plants. They are suitable for various uses including flower pots, drip pans, and drainage saucers. They are great for serving trays, under a propane tank by the grill, under the Christmas tree or a water dish for your pets. Austin Planter Saucers also make a great tray for your remotes, serving food or even a paper plate holder. The saucers come in many sizes, 3-4-5-6-7-8-10-12-14-16-18-21 inches, making it easy to find a saucer that is the correct size for your pot or several small pots in one of the larger Austin Planter saucers. They are lightweight and heavy-duty, making them easy to handle and move. Our various color choices make it easy to matches any pot color; ceramic, clay, and plastic. 

To choose the correct size, measure the bottom diameter of the pot and select a saucer with a base diameter about 2 inches larger.

The plant saucer functions as a drip tray to catch excess water and provide a reservoir of water saucers are available in 3, 4, 5, 6,7,8,10,12,14,16,18,21 inch sizes inch all our pots and drip trays are made in Beloit WI USA,
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