Rustic Wooden Herb & Plant Box – Handpainted Planter with Galvanised Pots

THE COUNTRY CARPENTER LTD

£18

Style meets simplicity with our Rustic Wooden Herb Plant Box , a charming way to display your favourite greenery indoors. Handcrafted from solid wood and painted in soft country tones, this compact planter comes complete with three galvanised metal pots – ideal for fresh herbs in the kitchen or pretty houseplants around the home. Choose from calming white or sage green finishes, both designed to complement rustic, cottagecore, or farmhouse interiors beautifully. Details: Handcrafted wooden box with durable painted finish Includes 3 removable galvanised pots (ideal for herbs or small plants) Tw

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