Hi
As long as the Front side is not masked by the flowers it should be OK.
Jack (MVP-Networking).

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> Hello, I live in an apartment where we're not supposed to put up
> antennas for wireless signals. I'm trying to share wireless internet
> with a neighbor. I was thinking of hiding a cantenna in a flower
> planter. I was wondering if putting it in the planter will allow me to
> receive wireless signals well. Thanks.
>

In article <1169662165.117716.272100@a34g2000cwb.googlegroups. com>, dicktracy28@hotmail.com wrote:
>Hello, I live in an apartment where we're not supposed to put up
>antennas for wireless signals. I'm trying to share wireless internet
>with a neighbor. I was thinking of hiding a cantenna in a flower
>planter. I was wondering if putting it in the planter will allow me to
>receive wireless signals well. Thanks.
>
If its on your own private accessed balcony , they cant prevent this.

On 31-Jan-2007, glenzabr@nothere.xmission.com (GMAN) wrote:

> >Hello, I live in an apartment where we're not supposed to put up
> >antennas for wireless signals. I'm trying to share wireless internet
> >with a neighbor. I was thinking of hiding a cantenna in a flower
> >planter. I was wondering if putting it in the planter will allow me to
> >receive wireless signals well. Thanks.

I part coated an apprx 7 inch thin wall plastic flower pot
with kitchen aluminium foil, and used a ZyDas based USB
wireless adapter (9.99 UKPDS inc P&P) does what you
want, fantastic. Worth a try.