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Our wide selection of garden planters offers more than just beautiful containers for your plants. They can help to define your living space. Our planters come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors. For years, we have supplied architects, interior and landscape designers and, of course, gardeners with the right planters, urns, jars, bowls, troughs or window boxes. And we are still continually adding to our collections. Happy browsing!

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Container Gardening - An Abundance of Choices, Styles & Value

It does not matter what style your home is - informal or formal, casual or stately - potted plants can immediately highlight whatever 'look' you are trying to achieve.

To create a focus point in the garden, you can use pots of plants in a group. Using different shapes, colors and levels, and a variety of materials to add to the interest, your container planting can create a garden full of energy.

Steps are a great opportunity for lining up pots to one side, giving color to a plain setting. Potted plants are the most versatile form of gardening. Surround the seating areas with carefully placed pots and hanging baskets to add a bright, colorful show. The seating areas will become part of the whole garden, somewhere to relax and enjoy the scenery. You can also create a container garden right in the heart of the city, using your balcony or roof space.

Containers are perfect for mixing a variety of plants, colors, textures, and shapes; plant them individually then group them together to create a floral explosion. Don't forget your walls and empty spaces; hanging baskets add an extra dimension.

Planters provide more than just a home for your plants. They not only accentuate the beauty of the plants, but also have become decorative items themselves. Traditional containers are pottery derived from fired clay or earthenware. Estate planters used to be made of stone or concrete, which effuse a stately elegance but also made them very heavy. The trend is continuing to see planters made of lightweight materials: fiberstone, fiberglass and polyethylene. These lightweight garden planters are finished to look like they are made of the real thing: stone, concrete or metal. Some even have textures like stone or metal that you can actually feel. The key advantages: easy handling due to their lightweight, durability ((they do not break or chip easily like real stone or fired clay and earthenware planters do), frost-proof, and versatility (they come in a great variety of shapes, designs, colors and finishes).