Visit
Come walk the yard
Jardin is at 170 S Kinneloa Ave, Pasadena, CA 91107, look for the JARDIN FINE POTTERY sign. Everything is outdoors and in the sun, which is exactly how you should be looking at it.
Before you come
- Head for the JARDIN FINE POTTERY sign and ask at the counter, someone will walk the yard with you.
- Bring measurements: door openings, terrace width, driveway circle diameter. It saves a second trip.
- Photos of the spot help more than anything else. Sun direction matters for glaze and finish choices.
- Large jars and fountain basins are heavy. Ask about loading or delivery before you buy.
Who we serve
Easy to reach from the 210 for anyone looking for garden pottery, large planters or an outdoor fountain in Pasadena, Altadena, South Pasadena, San Marino, Sierra Madre, Arcadia, La Cañada Flintridge, Monrovia and the rest of the San Gabriel Valley.
Send an inquiry
Looking for something specific? Tell us what you're after and we'll let you know what's on the yard before you drive over.
Directions
Find us by the JARDIN FINE POTTERY sign
We are at 170 S Kinneloa Ave, Pasadena, CA 91107, a couple of minutes off the 210 at the Sierra Madre Villa exit. Turn in at the driveway on S Kinneloa Ave and follow the JARDIN FINE POTTERY sign. That sign is the entrance to our yard, walk in past it and ask for Jardin at the counter.
Parking
- Free parking on site, right inside the gate by the sign.
- Pull your truck or SUV up close to the loading area when you are picking up pots or a fountain basin, there is room to back in.
- Street parking on S Kinneloa Ave is the overflow on busy Saturday mornings.
- The yard is flat gravel and concrete, easy walking with a stroller or a cart.
FAQ
Questions about visiting Jardin
- Where is Jardin Fine Pottery located?
- Jardin is at 170 S Kinneloa Ave, Pasadena, CA 91107, just off the 210 freeway in East Pasadena. Look for the JARDIN FINE POTTERY sign at the driveway, that sign marks the entrance to our yard.
- Do I need an appointment to visit the yard?
- No appointment is needed. Walk in during open hours and someone will walk the yard with you. If you are shopping for a large fountain or a matched set of estate planters, sending an inquiry ahead helps us have the right pieces staged when you arrive.
- What can I expect to see at 170 S Kinneloa Ave?
- An outdoor yard of garden pottery, cast stone garden art and running fountains. Terra cotta jars and Anduze planters, glazed urns, pedestal and basketweave planters, statuary, birdbaths, and tiered fountains from wall spouts to multi-tier estate pieces. Everything sits in daylight, which is the honest way to judge glaze color and stone finish.
- Can I order custom stone or terra cotta pieces?
- Yes. Beyond what is on the yard we order from cast stone and terra cotta collections, including specific finishes, sizes and pedestal combinations that are not in stock. Bring dimensions and photos of the space and we will quote lead time, which typically runs a few weeks depending on the piece and finish.
- How do I find a large or extra-large planter that fits my space?
- Bring measurements of the door opening, terrace width or driveway circle, plus a photo showing sun direction. We carry oversized jars and planters that suit Pasadena, San Marino, Altadena and Arcadia gardens, and we can tell you quickly whether a size exists in the material and color you want.
- Do you deliver, and can you help load?
- Large jars, cast stone urns and fountain basins are heavy. Ask about loading and delivery before you buy. We deliver across Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley and can advise on placement, base prep and plumbing for fountains.
- What is the best way to prepare before coming in?
- Photos of the spot, measurements, and a sense of your planting or water feature plan. Those three things turn a browsing trip into a decision, and they let us point you straight to the right corner of the yard.
- Is there parking at the yard?
- Yes, free parking on site right inside the gate by the JARDIN FINE POTTERY sign, with room to pull a truck or SUV close for pickups. Street parking on S Kinneloa Ave is the overflow on busy Saturday mornings.