Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — we deliver our handmade wooden planters across the whole UK using trusted couriers including DPD and ParcelForce.

No — we offer UK-wide delivery with no extra charges for Scotland or the Highlands.

Most orders are handmade to order and usually dispatched within 5–10 working days. Once shipped, delivery with DPD or ParcelForce is usually within a couple of working days. We’ll keep you updated throughout the process.

Yes — all of our planters arrive fully assembled and ready to use straight away. Simply place your planter where you’d like it, add compost and plants, and enjoy.

If you need delivery for a specific date or occasion, please get in touch before ordering and we’ll do our best to accommodate your request.

Our planters are carefully packaged using protective bubble wrap and shrink wrap to help prevent damage during transit. Both materials are recyclable and made using recycled materials wherever possible, and can be recycled at most local supermarkets.

Our planters are made using high-quality FSC structural-grade timber sourced from Scottish sawmills. We carefully select strong, durable timber to ensure every planter is built to last.

Yes — the timber is treated with an wood treatment to help protect it from insects and the weather. For additional long-term protection, we recommend applying a paint, stain or exterior wood treatment after purchase.

Absolutely — our planters are specifically designed for outdoor use and built to handle the British weather all year round.

Yes — every planter is handmade by us in the Highlands of Scotland. We take pride in building each planter with care, attention to detail, and quality craftsmanship.

We source our timber from Scottish sawmills wherever possible, helping support local suppliers and reduce unnecessary transport miles.

Our planters are built using thick structural-grade timber and are designed to be extremely strong and durable. They’re made to handle the weight of compost and plants without becoming weak or unstable over time.

Our planters are already treated with an organic wood treatment for protection against insects and the weather. However, we do recommend applying a paint, stain or exterior wood treatment periodically to help keep the timber looking its best and extend its lifespan.

Our planters are built using strong structural-grade timber and are designed to last for many years outdoors. Lifespan will vary depending on weather exposure and maintenance, but regular treatment will help maximise durability.

Yes — our planters can be painted or stained to suit your garden style. We recommend using a high-quality exterior wood paint, stain or treatment designed for outdoor use.

Yes — we strongly recommend lining the inside of the planter. A breathable membrane or planter liner helps protect the timber from constant contact with wet compost, improves drainage control, and can help extend the lifespan of the planter.

Yes — all of our planters include drainage gaps to allow excess water to escape and help keep plants healthy.

The timber can be maintained by occasionally cleaning the surface and reapplying an exterior wood treatment, paint or stain when needed. This helps protect the wood from the elements and keeps the planter looking great year after year.

Our planters are suitable for a wide range of plants including flowers, herbs, vegetables, shrubs, small trees and ornamental plants. They’re perfect for patios, gardens, balconies and outdoor spaces of all sizes.

The best size depends on what you’d like to plant and where the planter will be placed. Larger planters are ideal for shrubs, small trees and mixed displays, while smaller sizes work well for herbs, flowers and compact spaces.

Yes — we can make custom size planters to suit your space or project. If you need a specific size, simply get in touch and we’ll be happy to provide a quote.

All dimensions listed on our website are external measurements unless otherwise stated.

As our planters are built using strong structural-grade timber, they can be quite heavy — especially once filled with compost and plants. We recommend positioning the planter where you intend to use it before filling.