Beehive Urn

Description

Beehive Urn

You can see where the Beehive Urn gets its name. The ridged slightly tapered appearance reminds you of a honey dipper. This imagery will inspire you to plant this urn with flowers that bees love. This could be lavender or rosemary. Furthermore, you can use the Beehive Urn as a standalone decoration without planting. This is because the beautiful appearance doesn’t need flora to stand out.

As well as the gorgeous look of this planter, it is also fantastically made. You’ll notice how lightweight it is, this is because it is made from fibreglass. The fibreglass is intrinsically coloured to give a Terracotta finish. Additionally, this gives a huge bonus over actual terracotta. Traditional terracotta is prone to cracking in frost and is incredibly heavy. You’ll see that fibreglass is weather-resistant and durable and incredibly light for its size. If you want a specific finish other than Terracotta, contact us and we will see what we can do.

Key Features

• Size 61×82 cm with 22 cm opening.
• Weather-resistant and durable
• Intrinsically coloured
• Drainage holes on request
• Gorgeous design, modern material
• Alternative finishes available subject to start-up cost and lead time
• Size listed as diameter x height

Let Us Help 

If you are having any trouble ordering or need any advice or assistance when using the site, don’t hesitate to give our friendly team a call on 01245 422 353 or email us on [email protected].

Ordering 

When ordering your Beehive Urn simply click on the category of your choice and browse through our extensive range of planters on offer. Use the full colour pictures and useful descriptions to help you identify the best planters for your garden. If you are looking for a particular planter or size that is not on the website then give us a call and we will do our best to source it for you, or offer a suitable alternative.

Delivery

Delivery times may vary but generally take around 7-10 working days, delivery costs are dependant on the size of the product and therefore the method of delivery. For smaller items, the delivery cost is typically £8.50.