Dyer Handmade Pot Planter

Features

• While our planters can be left outdoors in winter, we recommend that they be raised up off the ground surface to ensure proper drainage
• This innovative material convincingly replicates the look of lead, iron, and concrete but is up to eighty percent lighter than traditional materials. • Produced by a patented process • Durable, non-flammable, and Eco-friendly • Made from clay and other naturally found materials • Frost Resistant • U.V. Resistant • Naturally retained salts will ensure natural aging
• While they are considered frost-resistant, these lightweight containers should be brought in during the winter and stored in a covered, frost-free location away from the elements
• Made from recycled materials for an environmentally friendly product
• These products replicate the look of lead, iron, concrete and terra cotta at a fraction of the weight to provide ease of handling
• Always place your planter on a solid level surface and not directly on grass, soil, or an uneven surface. Proper winter care is recommended for all fiberglass/fiber cement planters for protection in environments with potential freeze-thaw cycles. If a planter is to be left planted over the winter, ensure proper drainage by (1) placing a layer of coarse gravel or other appropriate drainage material in the bottom of the container; and (2) making sure the drainage holes are not blocked. If the planter remains in contact with the ground surface over the winter, the freeze-thaw cycles may cause the planter to crack.
• Planter Features a drain hole
• Always place your planter on a solid level surface and not directly on grass, soil, or an uneven surface. Proper winter care is recommended for all fiberglass/fiber cement planters for protection in environments with potential freeze-thaw cycles. If a planter is to be left planted over the winter, ensure proper drainage by: (1) placing a layer of coarse gravel or other appropriate drainage material in the bottom of the container; (2) making sure the drainage holes are not blocked. If the planter remains in contact with the ground surface over the winter, the freeze-thaw cycles may cause the planter to crack.
• Planters provide a lightweight, weather-resistant alternative to heavier stone and clay products