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where to buy big plant pots Cobalt Blue Plant Pot with Big Rim

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where to buy big plant pots Cobalt Blue Plant Pot with Big RimThis Wide Rim Ceramic Planter is perfect for colorful flowers, small trees, or arrangements. This deep blue glazed pot is a spin on the classic thick rimmed flowerpot silhouette and can add beauty to any space, indoor or outdoor. Since our Vietnamese pottery is handmade, each pot is uniquely detailed. Product Specifications Weight: Size A 138 LBS Size B 70 LBS Dimensions: Size A 22" x 36" Size B 17" x 27" Comes with a drainage hole. Weather resistant

This Wide Rim Ceramic Planter is perfect for colorful flowers, small trees, or arrangements. This deep blue glazed pot is a spin on the classic thick-rimmed flowerpot silhouette and can add beauty to any space, indoor or outdoor. Since our Vietnamese pottery is handmade, each pot is uniquely detailed.

Product Specifications

  • Weight:
    Size A - 138 LBS 
    Size B -  70 LBS
  • Dimensions:
    Size A - 22" x 36"
    Size B - 17" x 27"
  • Comes with a drainage hole.
  • Weather-resistant/Frost-resistant.
  • High-fired in a wood-burning kiln.
  • Handmade premium glazed ceramic.
  • Tested for durability, quality, and consistency. 

Product Care

  • For indoor or outdoor use.
  • Pot feet can be used to raise the planter.
  • Place a plant saucer underneath the planter to avoid damage to flooring indoors.
  • To extend durability in freezing climates, place 2 to 3 inches of lava rock at the base of the planter with an empty plastic jug.

 

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