Spring Planter
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STOP PRESS These spring planters are now out of season but we do have some lovely autumn planters and other seasonal planters you might like instead.
Delivered with a bright mix of colours in bud and bloom in an attractive wooden trough, these planters include seasonal plants looking their prettiest. Because we make these planters up fresh each week at the nursery the exact selection does vary but they will always look floral and colourful. This week we are selecting 5 or 6 (depending on size) from lobelia, calibrachoa, nemesia, sutera and decorative ivy. Not keen on the dark wood trough? We also have summer planters with a similar mixture of plants but in a pale yellow trough.
4.8/ 5
123 reviews
This was a gift they were very pleased with product
Nice selection of plants
I have not seen the planter myself so have to rely on my sister's comments, which, as usual, she was delighted to receive this as a present for Easter. The choice of plants was excellent and her past planters which I have ordered for her have a long-lasting quality, so have no reason to believe that this one won't be the same. The planter always gives her a lot of pleasure as she doesn't have a garden.
Great gift idea and very good quality
Mum loved it :-)
Spring colour
More than met expectations!
Good quality, healthy and the colours requested.
Good quality plants and presentation
The planter was ordered over the phone. The staff were really helpful and kind. The planter was delivered on time, well packaged and loiked beautiful. Many thanks.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Your planter has been made up fresh at the nursery; please do not be alarmed if there is any loose soil, this can be gently firmed back in upon arrival.
Your planter is best kept either outside in a sheltered spot or in a cool room or porch.
The amount you need to water, will depend upon where you are keeping it and how often it rains. Try to keep the compost damp – not dry and not soggy. (Please be careful when watering your planter as the wooden planters are not completely water tight – you may wish to place your planter on a plastic mat or tablecloth to protect your furniture if you are keeping your planter indoors.)
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 the foliage plants will continue to grow, but if you like you can add more colour with new bedding plants in to make a fresh seasonal display.
Problem Solving:
If the leaves or flowers start to droop, water thoroughly immediately and they should soon recover.
