Del Corso Planter || Riviera Blue
Del Corso Planter in Riviera Blue by Campania International
Add the Del Corso Planter in Riviera Blue and add this colorful hue to your garden. Grouping glazed planters in outdoor arrangements is an excellent way to add interest to any outdoor setting.
Material: Campania International's glazed terra cotta planters are handcrafted from natural clay and fired at temperatures between 990 and 1000 degrees Celsius for excellent frost resistance and durability. The natural glazing enhances weather resistance, and quality control ensures they withstand freeze-thaw conditions, making them ideal for indoor and outdoor use. Proper care allows them to perform well in regions with freeze-thaw cycles.
Care: Winter freeze-thaw cycles can cause water inside to expand and crack the planter. The best practice is to store them in a dry location, away from the elements. To prevent clogs in the drain holes, cover them with a mesh screen. Fill the bottom with non-porous drainage material, then add a well-draining soil mix. Finally, top with decorative mulch or pine bark, reaching the upper rim to discourage water pooling on the surface.
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Del Corso Planter in Riviera Blue by Campania International
Add the Del Corso Planter in Riviera Blue and add this colorful hue to your garden. Grouping glazed planters in outdoor arrangements is an excellent way to add interest to any outdoor setting.
Material: Campania International's glazed terra cotta planters are handcrafted from natural clay and fired at temperatures between 990 and 1000 degrees Celsius for excellent frost resistance and durability. The natural glazing enhances weather resistance, and quality control ensures they withstand freeze-thaw conditions, making them ideal for indoor and outdoor use. Proper care allows them to perform well in regions with freeze-thaw cycles.
Care: Winter freeze-thaw cycles can cause water inside to expand and crack the planter. The best practice is to store them in a dry location, away from the elements. To prevent clogs in the drain holes, cover them with a mesh screen. Fill the bottom with non-porous drainage material, then add a well-draining soil mix. Finally, top with decorative mulch or pine bark, reaching the upper rim to discourage water pooling on the surface.
