| In the 18th century, the unassuming, humble terracotta flower pot was used to grow, amongst other things, auricula primulas. |
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| The first one can be absent-mindedly tossed on the floor, then you can stick one in that Ming vase and another in the flower pot. |
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| Dessert for all followed: fruit tarts, rice treats and a chocolate mousse flower pot. |
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| This flower pot holder is meant for a sober, elegant and refined environment. |
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| You remember the flower pot with fondness, but you must accommodate the possibility of the stapler. |
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| The child is at physical risk from a flying plate or flower pot and the parents don't represent any kind of security anymore. |
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| Even a small amount of water, for example, in a saucer under a flower pot, is enough to act as a breeding ground. |
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| Planting fruit and vegetables at home, on a balcony or in a garden, in a flower pot or a tub, is a common activity in every city in the world. |
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| The device was found under a flower pot on the patio of the pub by a police sniffer dog shortly after 6am following an extensive police operation. |
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| This ginger kitten named Garfield seemed to believe it was invisible as it covered one eye with a paw and sat in a flower pot to hide from a large dog. |
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| One way to check when and how much to water your garden is to place an empty flower pot, pipe, or coconut shell in the centre of the tire. |
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| Someone, at some point, took the flower pot. |
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| The test consists of inserting a personal alarm, which screams at a level of 110dB, into a common clay flower pot afer which different productrs are use to cover the pot. |
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| If, for example, you drag an unglazed flower pot across the surface, or if there is sand on the surface, this will cause scratching which will be more visible the darker the colour of the table. |
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