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Giant Ice Cream Cone Planter

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If you have a boring houseplant that could really use an exciting makeover, then scoop it up and transplant it into this cool new Giant Ice Cream Cone Planter from Third Drawer Down. This whimsical planter looks just like a gigantic ice cream cone, a non-edible plastic one that is, and makes any plant added to the top look like an unusual swirl of soft serve. It's perfect for showcasing your favorite plants indoors or outdoors or just use it as a catch-all container or huge popcorn bucket. 🍦πŸͺ΄

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