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Hampton Large Wooden Planters
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100x45x40 (HAMP10045)
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Natural
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£391,00
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Hampton Large Wooden Planters
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100x55x50 (HAMP10055)
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Natural
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£430,00
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Hampton Large Wooden Planters
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45x45x40 (HAMP45)
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Natural
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£270,00
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Hampton Large Wooden Planters
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55x55x50(HAMP55)
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Natural
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£296,50
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Delivery approximately 30 days Postage and Packaging is included for the Uk Mainland.
We also offer a bespoke service, so if you would like this or any of our own wooden products made to your own preferred measurements please contact us and we will be pleased to help.
If you live in the Channel Islands, Highlands and Islands or Ireland please ring 01952 541170 or email sales@thelichfieldplantercompany.co.uk for a quote for delivery.
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Use Planters to brighten a dull spot.
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The beauty of a planter display is its portability, which means it can placed anywhere in a garden to add a splash of colour and interest. Even a strategically placed empty planter can have an impact.
One of the main advantages of planter gardening is its great flexibility. You can move plants to centre stage when they are in their prime and out of the spotlight when they fade, or you may decide to discard and replace them as you 'would a vase of flowers.
This flexibility also means that a planter display can be dropped in anywhere in the garden to add colour, shape or interest wherever it is needed most. Perhaps a boring corner needs enlivening, or the view from a window, is so depressing that it needs a
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Plants for your Planters
| To help you select the best plants for your planters. Here is a list of two hundred plants, with pictures, for planters listed by colour & season .
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planter or two of colour to cheer it up. It is a good idea to plant your bulbs in planters, dropping them in places in a border when they come into bud. That way, they are kept safe from scavenging squirrels and spiking garden forks and you can
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Using Planters to fill a gap
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enjoy maximum benefit from the blooms. This idea not only works well for spring bulbs such as daffodils and tulips, but also for beautiful summer lilies. You can also put a flourishing planter into a herbaceous border to hide the gap left when a plant dies back or fails. Position a planter in front of a flowering shrub once its own flush is over.
A dreary passage along the side of a house can be cheered up with a well-placed planter filled with bright busy lizzies, while boring utilitarian steps are transformed by placing a small planter on each tread. And planters are ideal for front steps, too, particularly for those town houses that do not have much or any soil to plant in, and where there is limited space between the house and the pavement.
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