Stewart Garden to launch hand-finished lead effect planters
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Stewart Garden, the gardening division of UK manufacturer, Stewart, is expanding their Lead Effect planter range with the sensational round and deep trough planters at Glee 2015.
These latest additions to the company’s decorative planters collection build on the success of the existing 32cm and 38 am square lead effect planters. The new planters extend a collection launched in 2014 when the classic lattice design first arrived at UK garden centres.
All planters within the new range feature the timeless silvered buffed effect meaning that every Stewart Garden hand-finished Lead Effect planter will be unique. The new 44cm round and 70cm deep trough Lead Effect planters broaden the appeal of the family and are anticipated to be a huge success within their decorative planter collection.
Real lead products are expensive and heavy. These new planters will save customers expense and exertion, yet give them the same stylish finish to their patios, borders and aggregates. Made from high quality plastics, they’re tough, durable and guaranteed to withstand seasonal frosts and ultra violet rays, ensuring they resist fading. At the same time, they’re light and easy to move around, even when full of compost.
Recommended Retail Prices are as follows:
- 44cm Round - £24.99
- 70cm Deep Trough - £29.99
Gavin Wray, channel manager at Stewart Garden, said: “Retailers know better than anyone that consumers want distinctive products that make their gardens unique. These new lead effect planters will help them satisfy that demand. They’re destined to be a big hit because customers know that Stewart Garden stands for exclusive design, quality and durability.”
Stewart Garden engages with people and customers through its love of gardening, strong heritage and trust. A successful UK manufacturer for 70 years, the company operates from its state of the art facility in Banbury using the latest production techniques and quality systems.
Stewart Garden’s grow your own products, pots, watering equipment, propagators and garden accessories are available in over 1,600 outlets across the UK and Eire. These include DIY outlets such as Homebase and Wilkinsons and garden centres such as Dobbies and Klondyke/Strikes, Wyevale and over 600 independent garden centres.
Coinciding with Stewart’s 70th Anniversary year, Glee 2015 will see the company launch several new products alongside many of its most popular existing ranges. The show will host over 500 UK and international wholesale garden suppliers.
Stewart Garden will be on stand 19H55. For more information, visit www.stewart-garden.co.uk.
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