Woodlodge had a successful Glee 2019 as buyers came to see the 2020 product offering from the UK’s leading supplier of pots and containers – and witness the potential of key new ranges that will drive sales next season.

Woodlodge reported strong interest in its new season ranges – including Water Studio, Bee Kind, Down to Earth, Root, Modena and innovative new pots made from eco-friendly sustainable bamboo.

Michael Wooldridge, Managing Director at Woodlodge, said: “Woodlodge experienced a good quality and quantity of enquires, backed by orders during the show, with sales highlights proving to be our established Rustic Garden range, inspired by vintage style and crafted to take gardens back in time, and our newly launched Bee Kind line-up of pots that will encourage consumers to plant for pollinators next season. The market for pots and containers is looking strong for 2020 and Woodlodge left Glee feeing extremely optimistic about future growth.”

A highlight of Woodlodge’s extensive display at Glee proved to be Modena, the company’s new range of modern lightweight planters that have been inspired by contemporary architecture and reflect the latest fashions in interior décor. Available in on-trend shades of black, grey, taupe and white, the easily moveable pots make a bold statement feature or focal point in gardens and come in a host of fashionable shapes, including egg pots, cylinders and cubes.

Woodlodge also reported high levels of interest in its iconic William Morris ceramics range, which is being expanded for the 2020 season to meet demand.

The collection, first unveiled at Glee 2018 and inspired by the arts and crafts movement designer, will be bolstered with the addition of Woodlodge’s new William Morris terracotta bird bath which features a classic, timeless design along with the designer’s world-famous artwork, which is experiencing a renaissance in demand in the world of interior décor. 

Also fresh for 2020 is a line-up of classic William Morris faux lead squares, available in stylish grey and verdigris, which offer the potential to instantly transform any doorway, patio or outdoor space.

Every purchase from the William Morris range helps to support exhibitions, events and educational projects at the William Morris Gallery in London.