Nice window box
5
Nice window box. Had to drill holes in the bottom for drainage though.
Phil
London
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available to order from autumn
- Attractive rustic design
- Durable steel
- Embossed detail
Made from tough galvanised steel and embossed with an ornate filigree pattern, this stylish window box makes it easy to create a miniature herb garden for the patio, balcony or windowsill.
Fill it with your favourite herbs and place somewhere prominent to let their fragrance fill the air.
The vintage style trough is supplied without pre-drilled holes in its base. For outdoor use and direct planting, holes will need to be drilled. Once you have done this we suggest that you seal the edges of the holes with a little paint or lacquer to prevent rusting.
It can also be used as a cachepot to hold several pots indoors. Combine with our self-watering windowsill plant tray sat inside the base to stop pots from drying out.
NB: this product is fabricated by hand rather than machine made, so please allow for a small tolerance of 5mm or so in the outer dimensions.
Measurements (approx):
Top - W79cm x D22cm
Base - W76.5cm x D19cm
Height 18cm
Weight 1.8kg approx
Goes well with
Lovely rustic trough
5
I bought this to use as a top table floral decoration at my daughters rustic wedding. It was ideal, not too heavy to transport, and fitted with the theme
Odie jones
Staffordshire
Great for growing herbs in the kitchen
5
Using this as a herb tray on our breakfast bar. Several people have said how much they like it!
Sarah
London
Great for bulbs
5
Looks good, easy to handle. Used as a window box for bulbs.
Lady Ruff Diamond
Nottinghamshire
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5.0
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100.0
- Is the trough big enough to hold the 6 pots in the 6 pot herb collection?
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Pamela
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Hello, Yes, you could certainly plant them up in here initially, but it is worth keeping in mind that some herbs get quite large, so if for example you get a rosemary in your collection, then it will need to be grown in its own pot eventually - or even planted out in the garden.
Helen
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