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Anyone got any ideas or examples of how to use these the best way ? Obvious one are flowerpots but there must be other ideas
Anyone got any ideas or examples of how to use these the best way ?

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Maybe place a curved bowl on top as a bird bath?  
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Think they are old chimney pot tops
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Google terracotta totem pole! fun ideas
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Tandoori plant pot oven
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Some sort of water fall x
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Oh thats a good ideal
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No idea how but first thing that came to mind  
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Paint them. Saw someone on FB that had painted them like that canal ware. Looked great.  
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Fairy garden
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Growing leeks forcing rhubarb they'd be absolutely perfect.  
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Yeah quite fancy growing that in the garden
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Have a look on Pinterest. :)
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Bird feeders Candles Small burners with stones Water feature?  
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I have two the same and used a large old flagstone on top for a bench
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Seats. or a bench base. water feature like someother people has said.  
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I use this large one to protect my Musa basjoo (banana)
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@serum59043 do you put straw inside, too?  
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@foretaste2 no I stuffed it with fleece, it has a cowl on the top so stops the rain but keeps a bit of airflow. hubby was a roofer so have a few about‍♀️
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@serum59043 I might try that with mine this winter!  
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@foretaste2 it’s been a mild one this year but I think the wet may have seen it off if I hadn’t had this over it
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@serum59043 how old is your basjoo? I only bought mine this year so it’s quite small.  
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I bought mine last year and it’s been out ever since. I had a big clump years ago but slowly lost the lot only the last few years getting back into the gardening
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For Rhubarb? If forcing rhubarb is still a thing?!  
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What is forcing rhubarb?  
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@showman34 growing it in a dark tall "tunnel" to make the stems longer as they try to reach the light
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@favorable ah wow, every day is a school day
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Carrots !  
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Water feature
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Get some garden lights put them inside and use them as uplighters x
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Not the best photo but I painted mine and added a granite stepping stone to make a side table.  
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Would be great for plants tho
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Glass on top table
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Three small garden tables or stools?  
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I’ve used broken pots as planters on my walls they could be pretty ! Or use as a bird house ?  
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I desperately need one for a pizza oven.  
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@leilaleilah I have one spare if you're near to Manchester?  
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@clarissaclarisse Thankyou, but I'm a long walk from Manchester. X
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Some people have them on their roofs/chimneys
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I sit my hanging baskets in my chimney pots  
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Use them in a water feature. water could flow down one to the other into a pond/tub.  
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Ideal for growing carrots
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