Westringia Pot Colour:SANDSTONE One of the most fragrant

One of the most fragrant shrubs in any garden

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making it an even more attractive piece that ages gracefully

10 million kg of waste is recycled yearly to make beautiful designer pots

Adenanthos - particularly the coastal forms - is exceptionally well-adapted to Perth's sandy coastal conditions

Westringia Pot Colour:SANDSTONE One of the most fragrantTerreno is marine grade fibreglass, formed by hand and finished in automotive paint. The material is what makes the range possible: extremely light for its size, and very high in both UV and temperature resistance, so the colour and the surface hold under our sun. There is no drainage hole. A plant sits inside in its nursery pot, so planting can be swapped or updated without touching the pot itself. To plant directly, drainage holes are essential, and