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Adopt-a-Pot Program
The cast iron pots were originally part of a restoration project in the early 80’s during the initial downtown Hay Street revitalization efforts carried out by Mayor Bill Hurley. The pots aid in maintaining the historical ambiance of downtown by echoing the historical architectural features, such as the street lamps and fixtures.
Fayetteville Beautiful is partnering with the City of Fayetteville on this project. We invite you to take part in our efforts to beautify our downtown. Your commitment, through adoption, will ensure that the pot and its contents are maintained in an attractive way. We ask that you keep your pot litter free for a one year period. After this timeframe you may re-adopt your pot. Please report maintenance issues to Fayetteville Beautiful.
There is no charge for adopting a Hurley Pot. Donations are gladly accepted to help cover the cost of plants, the beautiful topiaries and other needed materials.
There are 3 sizes of Hurley Pots available for adoption: Small, Medium and Large.
- Large pots: topiary bushes
- Medium pots: sculptured bushes
- Small pots: sculptured bushes or spike plants
In addition, each pot will have cascading ivy and blue and white flowers during the summer and pansies in the winter.
You will receive a framed Adoption Certificate to display. You may name your pot with the first name of your choice or one will be chosen for you if you desire. All Hurley Pots will maintain the last name of “Hurley.” Each Hurley Pot and their guardian will be featured on the Fayetteville Beautiful Web site.
We thank these businesses, organizations and individuals for keeping Fayetteville Beautiful.
Proud Guardians of Hurley Pots: |
Hurley Hurley: |
Mayor Bill Hurley |
Coffee Hurley: |
Rude Awakening |
Moon Hurley: |
Blue Moon Cafe
Downtown Hay Street |
Hot's Hurley: |
Piedmont Natural Gas |
Hearth Hurley: |
Chris’s Steak House
Raeford Road |
Chocofudgy Hurley: |
The Chocolate Lady |
Curly Hurley: |
Fusion Hair Salon
Downtown Hay Street |
T.J. Hurley: |
Jan and Terry Smith |
Holiday Hurley: |
Holiday Inn, I 95
Cedar Creek Road |
Alliance Hurley: |
Downtown Alliance
in appreciation for their
community service |
Sugar Hurley: |
Leon Sugar's Men's Store
McPherson Church Road |
Celebrity Hurley: |
Eli & Co.
An Everyday Celebrity Salon |
Vintage Hurley: |
Bob and Sheree's Wine Shoppe |
Hairy Hurley: |
Greg's Pottery |
Divine Hurley: |
Kindred Spirits |
Crane Hurley: |
Hay Street Methodist Church |
Pesto Hurley: |
Pierro's Restaurant
Downtown Hay Street |
Betty Hurley: |
Betty Milligan |
CareOne Hurley: |
Care Center
in appreciation for their
community service |
Lucy Hurley: |
Lucy and Al Kinlaw |
CareTwo Hurley: |
Care Clinic
in appreciation for their
community service |
Kirby Hurley: |
Bill Kirby |
Tony Hurley: |
Mayor Tony Chavonne |
Up Town Hurley: |
Uptown Girls Store |
Girlie Hurley: |
Julie Donahue |
Butler Hurley: |
Sheriff Moose Butler and
the Sheriff's Department |
Lady Bell Hurley: |
Michelle Mitchell and Family |
Lady Justice Hurley: |
The Courthouse |
Twirly Hurley: |
Moses Mathis
in appreciation for his
community service |
Angel Hurley: |
Eli and Company
for the Child Advocacy Center |
L.J. Hurley: |
Len Metaxakis & Jane Dickerhoff |
Fabulous Hurley: |
Franklin Street Place Shop's |
Mennopoly Hurley: |
Menno Pennink |
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Bobby and Lilith Hurst |
Scooter Girl |
The Chocolate Lady |
Squirrel Hurley: |
The Chocolate Lady |
To adopt-a-pot, please e-mail Suzanne Rucker by clicking here.
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