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Plantopia Hanging Planter
FOR GARDENERS who like the beauty of a hanging plant but don’t want to see the pot the plant is growing in, Plantopia is the solution. “The Plantopia is a 14 inch hanging fl owerpot with sidewalls that pop out,” says Skip Glatt, owner of thermoplas- tic molder, G.A.I.M. Engineering, and maker of
the Plantopia.
“Gardeners put in potting soil to the window levels, put their plants in sideways, replace the panels and hang the unit on a tree or deck,” he says. “Once the plants begin fl owering, they cas- cade down and eventually cover the entire planter, so all you see are the fl owers.”
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pact resistant recycled plastic, with UV inhibitors built in, the Plantopia can withstand years of outdoor use. “It’s a fast, effi - cient way to get full round foliage quickly,” Glatt says. “It can be continued on page 44
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