Pottery Blow Out

Well, this is a current evaluation. They are very organized. Many styles and types of glazed pots. But the prices are consistent with the two other shops I went to today for the same or similar Pots. My problem is I want 2. To match, for the front door. So a certain shape and height. So, the price x 2. Even the price labels look alike. So the "blow out" price advantage just isn't now. Maybe a long time ago. We may have to change our plan.

Large selection of mass-produced glazed pots and a smaller selection of plain terra cotta pots, metal stands, garden art and accessories. The overall quality seems somewhat lower than you find at the nurseries around town, but then again so were the prices. Not necessarily blowout prices, but fair and reasonable. And most importantly, the planters are certainly worthy of outdoor display. The selection is good, pretty standard fare - nothing far from the ordinary. As I had no reason to engage the staff (1 person, I think), they remained quiet and unobtrusive; however, they were helpful when I was ready for my purchase. No prob.

There is a wide variety of attractive pots and plantery here. I came in and told the employee what I was looking for and the type of cactus I was planting and his response was "Well we've got pots here so I'm sure that something will work." So I knew that I was going to be on my own. Mind you I was the only patron in this establishment the entire 20 minutes I was there. I browsed and found something that I liked. The prices are a touch on the high side. The pot I ended up with was made in Mexico. I paid and left.

I had a good experience here and there was a lot of attractive selection for very tall pottery that I could turn into a custom fountain to replicate one I left behind in Los Angeles. They gave me a good deal - I bought quite a bunch of stuff to make 2 different types of fountains. The only thing they were missing was the plastic base I use to make the fountain re-circulating. They didn't have the pumps in-house but he was helpful about the type of pump and horsepower I needed for that volume of water and I easily ordered it from Amazon. I did ask about the origin of pottery (I think it was from Thailand or Philippines) vs. Mexico. I have bought similar size and type planters & price was similar. :)

We were on the hunt for a few pots for our home in SaddleBrooke, AZ. After visiting a couple, we stopped by Pottery Blow Out and were impressed by the great selection presented. Initial questions were answered, and then we were allowed time to view their huge selection. Prices werevery reasonable.Frank, the owner, was a delight to deal with. After finding exacly want we wanted, he and his worker properly loaded the HEAVY pots in to our car.Definately worth the time to stop by, and hopefully you will come away as pleased as we were.

I have driven by this store a million times, had no idea it was so huge. If you need any kind of pot this is the place to find it!! Also a huge selection of Mexican pottery, animals, etc. Lots of metalwork items, small & large. Cannot say enough about this place, and the proprietor, Frank, is a real gem. Susan D.

What a wonderful place. They have such a huge inventory of beautiful pots dollars, racks in ornamental art. Frank was a huge help helping us find what we needed for our project.

Selection is okay prices are normal but the BS I got from the owner about not changing his ad on the website about the discount since October which was 4 months ago was a BS answer. That's how you piss off customers and send us shopping somewhere else. I own my own business and that stuff doesn't fly if you want to be recommended to someone else.

Was easily able and safely able to shop this organized store which had the decorative pots we were looking for .

Customer service was average to say the least. There's plenty of competition here in Tucson- I want to support local businesses, but I'll be shopping elsewhere from here on out.