The Marko Classic Range
The Marko classic terracotta is an easy, economic way to bring pops of colour and produce into your garden. Coming in 4 sizes, the Marko look best when kept in a cluster.
- Weather resistant
- Four Sizes Available
- Made from Terracotta
Specifications:
Material:
Terracotta
Drainage Holes:
Yes
Weather Resistant:
Yes
Lightweight:
No
Self-watering:
No
Specifications:
Material:
Terracotta
Drainage Holes:
Yes
Weather Resistant:
Yes
Lightweight:
No
Self-watering:
No
S 28x22cm / Terracotta
8b Citrus Street
8b Citrus Street
Braeside VIC 3195
Australia
The Marko Classic Range
The Marko classic terracotta is an easy, economic way to bring pops of colour and produce into your garden. Coming in 4 sizes, the Marko look best when kept in a cluster.
- Weather resistant
- Four Sizes Available
- Made from Terracotta
Specifications:
Material:
Terracotta
Drainage Holes:
Yes
Weather Resistant:
Yes
Lightweight:
No
Self-watering:
No
Specifications:
Material:
Terracotta
Drainage Holes:
Yes
Weather Resistant:
Yes
Lightweight:
No
Self-watering:
No
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