These fantastic pot feet raise the pot off the ground to ensure adequate drainage and prevent waterlogging. Supplied as a set of... Read more
If you have containers full of plants make sure that they are raised off the ground so that water drains away. Pot feet are vital for winter containers, or blocks of wood, preventing frost damage to roots. Val Bourne - Garden Writer
£54.99
small Ø47 × H30cm
£119.99
Ø52 × H57cm
£69.99
large Ø42 × H53cm
£84.99
small Ø25 × H60cm
Ø51 × H43cm
£94.99
Ø47 × H50cm
Ø41 × H49cm
medium Ø40 × H40cm
£89.99
Ø47 × H44cm
Ø53 × H42cm
£149.99
Ø60 × H51cm
large Ø48 × H37cm
£44.99
Ø30 × H35cm
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