Red Merry Christmas Planter
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- Freshly planted at our Sussex nursery with top quality seasonal plants
- Send some Christmas cheer!
- Delivered gift wrapped and boxed with a handwritten greeting card
We're loving these updated planters for 2025. The stylish Merry Christmas motif and colourful selection of plants will look great on a windowsill, table top or sideboard.
Great gifts when you can't be there either to deck the halls in the run up to Christmas or as a festive gift nearer to Christmas. We expect these planters to be popular, so reserve yours early and choose a delivery date on the order form.
Each planter includes at least 4 top quality red or white flowering plants from a selection including cyclamen, dianthus, violas, ivy and from December onwards, mini poinsettias and polka dot plants.
Alongside these festive indoor planters we do also have a stylish white version of these Christmas planters as well as lots of other lovely seasonal planters for indoors and out.
4.9/ 5
13 reviews
Beautiful plants and reliable service
My brother and sister were very pleased with the arrangements
Beautifully presented.
Lovely plant and delivered on time
Beautiful and colourful
I sent this product to 3 of my children from Australia to Bo'ness, Edinburgh and Plymouth and each was delighted and excited with their gift.
Delivered to my mum in Uk , from us living in Australia , she was very pleased and said it was the best I had sent her ( and I send plants a few times yearly )
Bought as a present , recipient happy with look and quality of plants
Beautiful display of flowers.
Bought as a present. All was totally successful.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Your planted arrangement is made up of plants that look good at this time of year- but not all the plants are hardy so they are best inside rather than out in the frost and snow.
Choose a cool windowsill, table, or porch and your planter will bring colour to the darkest days. It is best to keep your planter away from any radiators.
The amount you need to water, will depend upon where you keep it. In a warm room you may need to water several times a week, but. In a porch you will need less. Try to keep the compost damp - not dry and not soggy. (Please be careful when watering your planter as the baskets are not completely water tight - you may wish to place your planter on a plastic mat or tablecloth to protect your furniture.)
If the leaves or flowers start to droop, water thoroughly immediately and they should soon recover. It is a good idea to keep pinching out the flowers as they fade to encourage the young buds and to avoid mildew. Once all the flowering plants are over you can still enjoy the foliage, and you can even replace plants and make a seasonal display.
