Parade Pot
$32.00
The Parade Pot is named after the impressive glass greenhouse ‘The Parade House’ was erected in 1876 in the stunning park of the Danish Gisselfeld Castle, hosting historic and exotic plants that delight the senses.
It was in these stately surroundings that garden designer Stig Lauritsen found inspiration for this collection of plant pots in ancient Belgian designs. The Parade Pots conical outline is a classic flowerpot shape as it suits many different types of plants. An understated yet stately vessel to truly put your plants on parade.
- Dimensions
- Bergs Potter
Diameter: 5.1 inches (13cm) Height: 4 inches (10cm)
Diameter: 5.9 inches (15cm) Height: 4.3 inches (11cm)
Since 1942, Bergs Potter have created pots your plants love. Their raw, natural plant pots are designed in Denmark and hand- crafted with love, from the best Italian premium quality clay, at a small, family owned workshop in Tuscany. The clay is fired at very high temperatures, giving the pots a natural strength and a special treatment ensures that our saucers are water-proof, making our pots suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The high density of the clay, makes the pots frost resistant and allows air to the roots and retain moisture due to the superlative quality of the clay, thus giving plants the optimum growth conditions.
Dimensions
Diameter: 5.1 inches (13cm) Height: 4 inches (10cm)
Diameter: 5.9 inches (15cm) Height: 4.3 inches (11cm)
Bergs Potter
Since 1942, Bergs Potter have created pots your plants love. Their raw, natural plant pots are designed in Denmark and hand- crafted with love, from the best Italian premium quality clay, at a small, family owned workshop in Tuscany. The clay is fired at very high temperatures, giving the pots a natural strength and a special treatment ensures that our saucers are water-proof, making our pots suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The high density of the clay, makes the pots frost resistant and allows air to the roots and retain moisture due to the superlative quality of the clay, thus giving plants the optimum growth conditions.