Garden Planters Pots

1. Regular Cleaning: It's important to clean your wooden planters at least once a year to prevent the build-up of dirt and grime. You can do this with a mild soap and warm water solution. Rinse thoroughly and allow the planter to dry completely.

2. Drainage: Make sure your planters have sufficient drainage to prevent water logging. Standing water can lead to rot, which can damage your planter and harm your plants. Consider drilling additional holes if necessary.

3. Protective Liner: Consider using a protective liner inside the planter to prevent direct contact between the soil and wood, which can lead to rot. You can use landscaping fabric, plastic or even a thick layer of newspaper.

4. Treating the Wood: To protect the planter from the elements and increase its lifespan, it's recommended to treat the wood annually with a non-toxic, weather-resistant wood sealant or preservative. Make sure to choose a product that's safe for use around plants

Our wooden planters are pressure treated, which makes the entire planter more sturdy and durable, and means that it can last longer.

In the bottom of a wooden planter, it's recommended to place a layer of stones, pebbles, or broken terracotta pots for enhanced drainage. Additionally, using a liner, such as landscaping fabric, can prevent soil from washing out and helps protect the wood from direct contact with wet soil.

The lifespan of a wooden planer largely depends on the type of wood used and the care it receives. Generally, well-maintained hardwood planters can last around 10-20 years, while softwood planters may last between 5-10 years. Regular treatment with a suitable preservative and good drainage can significantly extend a planer's lifespan.

A trough wooden planter is a long, rectangular type of planter, often designed to mimic the look of traditional animal feeding troughs. Due to their shape and size, trough planters are ideal for planting a variety of plants, including long-rooted vegetables, herbs, and flowers. They're also great for creating borders or defining spaces in your garden. Like other wooden planters, they offer a natural, rustic appeal and can be made from various types of timber.

Yes, we take sustainability very seriously. Our wooden planters are made from responsibly sourced timber to ensure minimal impact on the environment.

Yes, you can customise your wooden planter with paint or stain for a personal touch. Ensure to use non-toxic products to keep your plants safe.

Handmade wooden planters are crafted by skilled artisans, making each piece unique. They often have a distinctive character and quality that is hard to replicate in mass-produced items.

Aluzinc is a mixture of aluminium and zinc, which creates a durable and sturdy planter, which is lighter and stronger than traditional steel planters, as well as other metal planters.

Yes, handmade wooden planters can be a stylish addition to your indoor plant collection. They can add a touch of natural charm to any room. However, always ensure they have adequate drainage and consider using a saucer or tray to catch excess water and protect your floors.

If you treat your wooden planter correctly, and use a liner, your planter should last for over 5 years.