Hello and welcome to Pocket Bloomers®!
Pocket Bloomers® is a brand new design of a railing planter. It was in 2016 that a friend was making a saddlebag planter for her deck railings from an arts and crafts book.
I saw it and immediately envisioned them to be hanging from balconies and decks all over the world. We collaborated on the improvement of the saddlebag and I came up with the name, Pocket Bloomers®.
I had never known how to sew and after fussing around with a normal sewing machine that couldn't do the job right, I graduated to an industrial sized machine called Typical. I learned to sew Pocket Bloomers® and became an advanced novice in a few weeks. I made around 30 to 40 Pocket Bloomers® over a two month period.
In early 2017, the idea died out and it wasn't until Jan 2021 that the idea of Pocket Bloomers® was revitalized when another friend suggested that I sell them on Amazon. Well, soon, but not right now.
Now, I am selling Pocket Bloomers™®in boutique stores, at local markets and even from my house.
But, I have inquiries from QVC and another manufacturing company in Mexico to get Pocket Bloomers® produced in volume and sold to a very demanding public. I have never run into anyone that didn't like Pocket Bloomers®. It seems to lift a person's spirit when they see them.
I'll have more to say about Pocket Bloomers®, but for now, I wanted to introduce my product and myself.
My name is Doug Daniloff and if you email me at doug@pocketbloomers.com, I will answer you as quickly as I can. I'm very interested in what you think about Pocket Bloomers®.
Take a look around the website and see which ones you like, then let me know.
I have several variations of Pocket Bloomers® coming out in the near future so stay tuned for more information about those products.
I'll talk to you again soon, or I will have someone more talented with plants give you some advice on planting Pocket Bloomers®.
For now, here we are and I hope you enjoy our new product, Pocket Bloomers®!
2 comments
Another selling point for me is that in the South, our weather in Zone 8, can be warm one day and 20 degrees colder the next day. I can move this planter off the rail and bring it inside if we have a frost!
Adorable…very clever