cement the hanger in the pot/container; make sure it's plumb(level vertically-so it won't tip over easily) using a couple of boards across top of planter/pot like a grid to hold it in place while the cement is setting up. mixing quickcrete cement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtEb_3y4hYM
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Hello, you can pick up a small piece of 4x4 post and hammer it into the planter, then attach a store bought or homemade hanger to it,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PetsJ6gbJLg
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or you can pick up a hose butler at any garden center
You could attach it on a 2 by 4 then cement it in the bottom of the pot don’t forget to leave holes for drainage.
cement the hanger in the pot/container; make sure it's plumb(level vertically-so it won't tip over easily) using a couple of boards across top of planter/pot like a grid to hold it in place while the cement is setting up. mixing quickcrete cement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtEb_3y4hYM
Here you are!
https://blog.gardenloversclub.com/gardens/store-your-garden-hose/