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What looks like a small tree trunk for planting is a flower pot made from pieces of wood. The round planter with a wood look is made of composite tree bark. On the edge is a sheet metal mouse...
What looks like a small tree trunk for planting is a flower pot made from pieces of wood. The round planter with a wood look is made of composite tree bark.
On the edge is a sheet metal mouse that is covered with a wonderful patina of patina. The opening at the top consists of a wooden ring through which different plants can be inserted.
This wooden flower pot is particularly suitable for herbs and other small plants. A plastic insert inside the planter ensures that the wood is protected from the moisture in potting soil.
Use the original planter with a wood look for miniature plants such as cacti and succulents or kitchen herbs such as peppermint, basil or parsley. The flowerpot is also a wonderful planter for artificial plants and silk flowers. – If you want to plant real flowers in the wooden container, you should seal it with foil beforehand so that the plants can be watered later.
Tip: The planter with a wood look is also available with the motifs gnomes or scarecrows.
Please note: It is a
natural product! This means that the product is subject to natural
fluctuations and may
deviate from the specified dimensions in
shape, colour, size, width, length and diameter !
Accessories and decorative items shown on product images are
not included in the delivery.
Outer diameter of planter: approx. Ø13cm
Diameter opening: approx. Ø9cm
Total height: approx. 24cm
Pot height: approx. 11cm
Planting depth: about 10cm
Colour: natural, rusty brown
Material: wood, metal, plastic
Quantity: 1 piece
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Product No.: 07370
shipment-weight: 0,53 kg
Delivery till: 6. September
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Manufacturers: VIANA®
Height: 24cm
Width: 13cm
Length: 13cm
Color: nature
Material: Wood, Metal, Plastic
Season: Autumn
Style: Rustic
Design: Natural
Net-Weight: 0.53kg
Diameter: 13cm
Volume: 4.06l
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