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Bridgette Cowley

6 years ago

Love the planters!
Please could you let me know where I could buy these
Many thanks

Bridgette

Bespoke Fibreglass Planters for a London Front Garden · More Info

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Cedar nursery
6 years ago
Hi Bridgette you can buy these from our website in a range of colours and finishes:

https://www.landscaping.co.uk/planters/fibreglass-planters/?features_hash=6-4769

Click on the 'trough' shape on the left and have a look at the colour ranges.

Please feel free to call us if you want to talk through anything. 01932 862473.

Kind regards

Cedar Nursery
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