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Adam Planter
The Adam Planter pot is based on the formal architecture of the 18th Century Georgian architect Robert Adam.
Animal Garden Taps
Each tap is made in brass and has an hosetail for connection to a hose.
Price: €25 plus €10 P&P
Beehive Pot
Beehive pot with ribbed design
Botanical Planter
The Botanical planter is a striking planter with a single flower embossed on each side.
Celtic Planters
These large Celtic planters look distinctive with a decorative pattern created by rivets running around each side. The bold design makes them ideal for making a statement in your garden.
Cretan Oil Jar
Originally used for storing and transporting olive oil from Crete, the Cretan Oil Jar is now an ornamental replica made from lightweight fibreglass.
Elizabethan Planter
Our traditional Elizabethan range of plant pots typically illustrate the Elizabethan period, with lions’ heads adorning the sides.
George III Tank
King George III was a monarch passionate about architecture and the arts
Grosvenor Planter
The new Grosvenor planter is a sleek sophisticated design.
Hampton Planter
The impressive Hampton range of planters and troughs is a quintessential classic garden planter.
Rainwater Diverter
Universal Rainwater Diverter
Available in Black or White for Square or Round Downpipes
Price: €27.50 Plus €8.00 P&P
Ship Planter
The original ship planter was cast in Portsmouth by the Royal Navy to commemorate their victory over the French at the battle of Plessy.
Stuart Planter
The Stuart planters are from an original lead design that has a timeless quality to it.
Taj Tank
The Taj water tanks are made from lightweight fibreglass. The delicate relief carvings that appear on the Taj range were inspired by the decoration within the Taj Mahal.
Whiskey Barrel Water Butt
Whiskey Barrel Water Butt with a Duck or Frog tap and Rain Divertor
PRICE €185 PLUS €20 DELIVERY CHARGE TO
TO DUBLIN, LEINSTER AND THE MIDLANDS
IF YOU WANT TO PAY A DEPOSIT OF €50 NOW
AND THE REMAINDER ON DELIVERY JUST CALL ME
Also for delivery charges elsewhere in Ireland
