Replacing baseless pots 

Oh Bunny , I thought for sure they were going to be destroyed once I saw that pot going over the top. I’m glad you showed us how it was done and it turned out well! 🌳

The pots looking stunning as they are. Welldone.

They are beautiful Bunny. I’m pleased you didn’t have to cut too much off the olives.

They are amazing as they are !

well done bunny looking forward to seeing them in summer

Mystery solved 😂 I love how you didn’t even to remove the old pot and add more dirt. But…could the trees have be dug up, maybe root pruned ahead of time and then repotted in their new home?

Hi All, I make plant rings out of pure copper for this purpose. They can be installed on site around an existing bottomless pot, or around the soil/roots if the pot is removed. The ring is made out of sheet copper but only soldered closed once it is in situ. As the plant grows, the ring can be de-soldered and removed as required. I can't leave links here but if you google 'copper and green plant pots' you should find me. Many thanks.

Hi Bunny your pots look pretty swish, well done. Personally I like the Lead finish, but I'm sure whatever you do it will look fantastic. My 8 beautiful Box balls got attacked by moths (?) last year & they ate big patches of foliage and exposed branches which died. Also the local cats (which are many) liked to spray up them which left burnt patches around the bottoms.They looked awful, so I thought i'd bite the bullet & replace them with Yews. Remembering your video on Baseless Pots, it inspired me to give it a go. I brought some bare rooted Yews in November & pots, over the next few months they got there new home around the garden in Baseless pots. They look a little lost at the moment but I'm very excited to watch them fill out. Added bonus is, they are out of the way from those pesky cats too! Often wondered how to replace pots when needed, Masterclass 🌻 Thank you Bunny for this great idea. I love your channel

Paint them Bunny....❤

Wow. You are so brave. You are a pro!

Those look quite nice! Better than terracotta, in my opinion.

Gorgeous.

I have a baseless pot that I will have to replace soon. It's totally hidden, but my current plan is to just dry stack stone around the outside. Hope that works.

Just thinking maybe even the metal ones could have been made in 2 parts with invisible clips - would make it easier to re-use too?

I am gobsmacked that those guys got the pots stuffed over those humongous bushes---I thought, "No way!" but they did it. Pots are gorgeous, must have cost a fortune, I say leave them the lead color.

Leave them lead!

Do you fill the void around the plant in the new pot with soil?

I would recommend keeping lead color

What happens if they don't get any paint? Would they rust away? Would the paint protect them? I think they look pretty like that, but I wouldn't like them as much if they rusted.

It looks like you didn't remove the old pot first. I wonder why you didn't take it off and fill the gap between the now-bare rootball and the new pot with soil.

Why not open the gate unless it’s fake? And enclose it that way?

Leave them in the lead color please!