Certosa Planter by Campania InternationalIntroduce the Certosa Planter for a classic addition to your garden design. Planters are a wonderful starting point for gardeners, enhancing your landscape with their vibrant colors, diverse sizes, and unique shapes. For beginners, they create a nurturing space that fosters growth and understanding. Advanced gardeners can use them to elevate their designs and express their creativity. Let planters become focal points in your garden, highlighting the beauty of your home. Colorful arrangements can transform an outdated space into a captivating retreat. Embrace the joy of planting in containers as a fulfilling way to celebrate a life lived outdoors.The Certosa Planter is shown in the Aged Limestone finish. Campania International's cast stone products feature exclusive natural pigment stains, expertly hand-applied through a precise process, resulting in distinctive finishes that mimic naturally aged materials. Each piece absorbs patinas uniquely, enhancing its character, and the technique ensures every piece stands out while allowing for natural aging outdoors. Actual colors may vary from those shown in photographs.Campania International confidently manufactures premium cast stone products in the USA, utilizing locally sourced natural materials. The expertly crafted cast stone pieces are made with a proprietary, high-density mix of water, sand, stone aggregate, and cement.The cast stone is not just strong and durable; it is designed to enhance the beauty of any outdoor space as it weathers gracefully over time.All Campania International planters have drainage holes. In winter, if you're leaving a planter outside with plants, elevate it to keep the drainage hole clear and prevent freezing to the ground. If not in use, store it indoors in a garage or shed. The high-density cast stone mixture provides durability but requires maintenance to withstand winter freeze-thaw cycles. These cycles can damage items that hold water, snow, or ice, especially if placed directly on the ground. If you can’t elevate the planter, turn it upside down to avoid snow and ice accumulation. Cover it with burlap or an absorbent material, then wrap it in dark plastic to prevent moisture build-up.
