Stewart Corinthian Low Planter, 45cm - Black

I love the quality of this product. The material feels sturdy but lightweight. A great combination of durability, style, and affordability. Highly recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Fabulous planters, fabulous price. I bought these to plant up some small flowering spring bulbs and for the price wasn't expecting much in terms of size and quality but, these are nice and large and very rigid but not brittle plastic. They will last for many years use. These planters will hold lot's of bulbs - I bought two so lot's of planting room to keep me busy. The bottoms are clearly marked for where to drill the drainage holes and were easy to drill through, took me just a few seconds each using a largeish sized drill bit. If they stay at this price, I will be ordering more to adorn my garden. Such good value.

Excellent purchase. Only criticism is that I had to make my own drain holes. It would be better if they were pre-drilled.

Very pleased with size and quality of the planter, will be perfect for my daffodil bulbs. Arrived promptly and well packaged.

Lovely solid large planters. Due to the shape, these would also make great little garden ponds, so it's ideal that the drainage holes aren't pre-drilled. They are marked out though, so simple enough to do yourself.

Excellent value. The moulding is clean, the plastic of decent thickness, the dye restrained and the finish slightly matt - if it were paint it would be termed 'silk' - so that although no-one is likely to take these for the genuine article the terracotta appearance is nonetheless pleasantly authentic. A point to note: as supplied there are no drainage holes. Six suggested locations are marked but these are not weak-points which you can press out with your thumb or slice around with a craft knife; you really will need a drill. I had a 5/8 inch bit handy and that has seemed about right.

I have bought one of these before and it is perfectly sturdy (not brittle so far) so I was happy to get another two, and cheaper than at the local garden centre too. From memory I think that there were lots of complaints on Amazon about excessive packaging from these chaps, but my order of two troughs arrived in an one used cardboard box and was in no way over packed, so the message seems to be getting through. My only gripe is the lack of drainage holes. Yes, you can put in your own but only if you are very blokey and have a drill- I am a sixty year old spinster and don't. I tried ramming a garden fork through the bottom of the thing to make some holes- yes, mad I know- it sort of worked but I think I will shout myself a cheap battery powered drill in future.

Very attractive, lightweight and sturdy. The planter is sold as suitable for vegetables, bulbs and flowers, However I am disappointed that it does not have any drainage holes, meaning that it will become waterlogged if left outside. It will be necessary to try and drill holes to provide drainage.

Corrisponde perfettamente alla descrizione. Nei negozi non trovavo un vaso di queste misure. Non ha i fori, ma basta farli con un chiodo (o tipo spiedino di metallo), scaldato e la plastica,che non è pesantissima, si scioglie.

Non ha i fori di scolo dell'acqua, abbiamo dovuto forare noi la fioriera. Per il resto la plastica e' di media qualita', non scadente. No holes for water

ATTENTION très grande capacité.