OH dear

Thats a shame I hope it has nt broken it or damaged it it looks a lovely one as well. Thats what I do when my plants fall leave them not to get damaged. Perhaps a heavier planter a crock one like I have my Acers in would be better for it Brian they never blow over.

Hope no permanent damage, when the winds stop.

I have given this a 'like' Bjs. The expression on the rabbits face is definitely saying "It wasnae me". I see you have the pot sitting on pieces of wood to raise it to allow drainage. This is one reason I now use feet that curl round the edge of the pot to stop them being tumbled in the wind. I hope none of your alpine pots went over and that there is little or no damage to your lovely acer.

Sheila
Rabbit was lucky it did not land on his head

I am glad he is okay. He is so cute. When I was transporting my daffs to a show I had to jam the pot in a cardboard box with a hole cut in the base (used the box upside down). I wonder if you could make a base using a polystyrene box filled with cement to stop this happening again. It looks happy in the pot and a clay pot would make it difficult to move if that was ever necessary. It is a beautiful acer with those pale leaves and red stems.