Yes, plastic nursery pots are typically recyclable. However, the recyclability may vary depending on your local recycling program and the type of plastic used for the pots. Here are a few factors to consider:

1. Plastic Type: Plastic pots are usually made from different types of plastics, such as polypropylene (PP) or high-density polyethylene (HDPE). These types of plastics are generally recyclable. However, it’s important to check the recycling guidelines in your area to determine which plastics are accepted for recycling.
2. Local Recycling Program: Different recycling programs have specific guidelines on what types of plastics they accept. Check with your local recycling facility or municipality to find out if they accept nursery pots for recycling. They can provide you with information on whether to include them in your curbside recycling or if there are special drop-off locations for plastic nursery pots.
3. Preparation for Recycling: Before recycling, make sure to remove any soil, plant material, or labels from the plastic pots. Rinse them thoroughly with water to remove any remaining debris. Some recycling facilities may require the pots to be clean and free of contaminants.
4. Size and Shape: Large plastic pots may not fit into standard recycling bins. If you have oversized pots, you may need to check if your local recycling facility has separate drop-off locations or special instructions for recycling larger plastic items.

If your local recycling program does not accept plastic nursery pots, there may be other options to consider. Some garden centers or nurseries may have pot recycling programs where they accept used pots for reuse or recycling. Additionally, you can explore creative ways to repurpose or upcycle the plastic pots in your garden or for other household purposes.

Remember to always check the recycling guidelines specific to your area to ensure proper disposal and recycling of plastic nursery pots.