I got some nice wooden ones at the windowbox/balcony store (see link below) I've got the wooden pyramid one and it's held up beautifully for two years. I don't plant directly in it. A large plastic hanging basket fits nicely in it so I just plant in that or just plop it in preplanted from the garden center. Here is a link that might be useful: balcony store

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Dollar General, Dollar store, Family Dollar, and my old stand by, Wal Mart. And check at Garden Ridge too. I also have run into great bargins on pots and supplies at the Dollar store, I also got a bunch of hanging baskets for $2 or so. And I've got some terrific deals at Garden Ridge. I ran into a pallet of clay pots, large ones, that had been dropped in shipping. Some were cracked others were in perfect shape. They stuck the whole pallet out for .25 cents each. I left with a buggy full of clay pots for a couple of dollars. Happy bargin shopping and good luck!!

I had a brand new Maytag French door refrigerator that quit. Could not get Whirlpool, who had just bought Maytag, to come out in a reasonable time and look at it. Was wanting to send some one out the next week. Exactly what were we suppose to do for a fridge in the meantime? So I called someone else. He did something with sending a code through the panel on the front and it started working. What was irritating was the Whirlpool people could have had me do this and at least I would have had a working fridge until the repairman arrived. It ended up being the mother board that had gotten hot enough that it was scorched. Whirlpool would not pay for the repair. If it had burned my house down there would have been more than the repair bill to pay. When I talked to Whirlpool their customer service was just atrocious. Like you, they lost a customer. I will never buy a Whirlpool made product. I just wanted to sympathize with your plight. That is also the reason I don't buy service warranties. If it breaks I don't want to be at the mercy of whomever is administering the warranty contract.