Park Seed Arch Gray Planter (8-inch)
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Looks Like Stone But Feels Light As Air Withstands temperature extremes without cracking or warping The simple arch design and weathered stone finish of this planter give it the look of an ancient Gothic vessel and complements almost any decor, but its durable, lightweight construction give it added convenience. Composed of modern, high-density polyurethane that resists cracking and chipping, this planter was designed to withstand the worst of weather. It won?t warp or melt in the hottest of summers, and even provides insulation to delicate plant roots. This 8-inch pot is 6 ? inches deep, perfect for herbs, succulents, or houseplants. Its bottom is clearly marked for drilling a drainage hole, but it can also be used as a cachepot to conceal common plastic nursery pots. Indoors or out, enjoy the elegant beauty of aged stone with the convenience of lightweight construction.
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