11 Results: New & Used in glazed pots in Queensland

A beautiful Peace Lily in a glazed medium sized ceramic pot. $15. Pick up Maleny.

They are very healthy plants and VERY cheap at $150 EACH In White Glazed Pots 35c H x 45c W Total with plant 1.3 mts high At Bunnings 30c H in plastic pots for $134 as in the picture. OR Just the 3 plants NO POTS $300

1 Very large Pony Tail Palm in lovely glazed black ceramic pot - $300 Pot height 59 cm Total Height 183cm 1 large Pony Tail Palm total height 130 cm in beautiful glazed blue pot. Pot height 52cm -$200 1 large Pony Tail Palm total height 150 cm - $200 (refer cream pot in photos)

Pick up Tewantin.$25

Cowboy Cactus x2 in big glazed black pots, approx. 550mm In diameter. Each cactus plant is 2.2m high approx. Great ornament in the garden. $550 each or both $1,000

In a big glazed pot 50cm dia, 43cm high. Plant itself is 90cm high including pot. It can grow to 2m H, 1m wide.

What a wonderful feature plant that can take full sun or part shade. Can even be grown indoors. Bigger than 80 cm across. In Green glazed pot. Price is firm. Advert will be deleted immediately on sale so "yes" it is for sale if you see this advert. See my other items listed for sale too.

Pot size 34 cm across x 31 cm tall, with saucer underneath Glazed Plant Pot - helps protects plants from drying out Dirt and plants will be removed prior to sale

Healthy Walking Iris plants in beautiful glazed ceramic pot. About to flower. Lots of pups. Pick up Tewantin

Preston ProlificPreston Prolific is thought to be a seedling of Black Genoa and originated in Victoria. The tree is vigorous with large leaves. The fruits are oblate, borne on a short stalk and green when immature, changing from straw to purplish brown when fully ripe. The flesh is very thick, creamy white and juicy with a distinctive sweet flavour. The pulp is amber coloured, sometimes tinted red. Fruit splitting is not a problem. The fruit matures from December to late April. The fabulously

Black Genoa fig is everyones favourite. $28 to $38 each. The tree is vigorous with large leaves. The fruits are oblate, borne on a short stalk and green when immature, changing from green to purplish brown when fully ripe. The flesh is very thick, creamy white and juicy with a distinctive sweet flavour. The pulp is red coloured, sometimes tinted . Fruit splitting is not a problem. The fruit matures from December to late April. The fabulously delicious fig Ficus carica– known to the Egyptians a