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Our Favorite Garden Urn

Leyla Urn Planter

Traditional in charm yet contemporary in appeal, garden urns are an artistic way to display your favorite plants and flowers. Garden urns can be used to enhance entryways or to add an inviting element to seating areas. Mix and match sizes, colors, materials and designs to create the landscape you've always wanted.

List Price: $299.99
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Festonada Urn Planter

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Beldon Brown Urn Planter

Our Price: $499.99

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5 Tips on How to Choose an Garden Urn

1. Place garden urns in areas where they would have maximum visual impact. You could add two large garden urns on either side of your front door for a dramatic effect.

2. Garden urns should be proportionate to the size of the area you put it in. Never place a huge garden urn in a small yard as it'll overwhelm your outdoor setting.

3. Make sure the garden urn you choose has a drainage hole to prevent water from stagnating inside.

4. Proper cleaning and maintenance of garden urns is very important. Thorough cleaning reduces the spread of pests and plant diseases.

5. Ceramic urns should be emptied and cleaned in the fall and stored in a protected area like a shed or garage. If left outside, moisture in the garden urn's pores will freeze, weakening them and causing them to chip and flake.