Plastic plant pots are a ubiquitous item in the garden, regardless of size or style, but they're one of those items that you may be unsure of how to dispose of once broken or if you no longer have use ...

A gardener removes a small plant from a black plastic nursery pot. - Ground Picture/Shutterstock If you love gardening and planting new flowers as the seasons change, you probably have a lot of empty ...

For me, I hate to throw anything away, if I think I can find a second use for a product. However, I always seem have a ton of those plastic nursery pots laying around. They are nice to have when I ...

Whenever we garden, we do many wonderful things for the environment. But in the process, we're often not aware of the amount of trash that's generated while we're creating all those beautiful spaces - ...

Unfortunately you've used all of your gifts this month. Your counter will reset on the first day of next month. Don't pitch those pots. You can help reduce the amount of horticultural waste in ...

European company’s North American facility using 100 percent-postconsumer resin to make horticulture containers. A vice president with Pöppelmann says the company's new PCR pot is “helping our ...

Summer means getting gardens in shape and buying plants to add color or greenery to the yard. But it also means being left with all those plastic containers that the plants come in, which typically ...