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Hi trying to buy pots like these any ideas please where I could thanks

4 years ago

Jamesdenvir@icloud.com

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The London Gardener Ltd
4 years ago
hi - this terracotta has a specific name - its called Iron Stone. If you search on that you should find suppliers who you can then purchase through. Kind regards. Emma
James Denvir
Original Author
4 years ago
Great, thanks for your help
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