Plant Troughs

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• madpenguin Posts: 2,543

  September 2018 edited September 2018

  Looks like someone may have made them in concrete,possibly from a mould,in 1985.
  Also looks like it has a copyright symbol so maybe they made them commercially?
  They look nice,perfect for my collection of Sempervivum and succulents!!

  “Every day is ordinary, until it isn't.” - Bernard Cornwell-Death of Kings

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• Liam_cmmns Posts: 8

  September 2018

  Thank you for your help

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• UpNorth Posts: 376

  September 2018

  Nice troughs.   Concrete or reconstituted stone are great when they've aged well in someone else's garden 😉

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• Liam_cmmns Posts: 8

  September 2018

  UpNorth said:

  Nice troughs.   Concrete or reconstituted stone are great when they've aged well in someone else's garden 😉

  Do you know price they would fetch as we are getting front garden redone and won't suit back garden

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• UpNorth Posts: 376

  September 2018

  Depends how large they are. Larger costs more until they get so large that transport is hard.  I think you need to trawl ebay sold lists in your area, that should give clues.  

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• Liam_cmmns Posts: 8

  September 2018

  UpNorth said:

  Depends how large they are. Larger costs more until they get so large that transport is hard.  I think you need to trawl ebay sold lists in your area, that should give clues.  

  Ok thank you for your help

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• Lyn Posts: 23,190

  September 2018

  Similar here
  https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LARGE-CONCRETE-DECORATIVE-GARDEN-TROUGHS-32-x-8-x-8-IN-TORQUAY-DEVON/201935237187?hash=item2f04473043:g:uyAAAOSw1WJZJdAw
  

  Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor. 
  
  

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