Meet the Glasgow Urn Planter: 67 lbs. of cast-iron attitude that refuses to be background noise. Standing 23” tall, it’s built like a tiny tank with fluted sides sharper than a tailored tux and a rim wide enough to let your petunias strut like they pay rent. Choose your flavor: the Lead finish for vintage “I read poetry to my roses” romance, or Matte Black for moody, dark-academia drama. Rain? Its powder-coated armor scoffs at storms. Plop it by your patio, park it on the porch, or let it anchor your blooms - wherever it lands, it doesn’t hold plants. It turns geraniums into icons and your morning coffee sips into a Jane Austen scene (minus the corset drama). Your garden just got a main character.

Glasgow Urn Planter in Matte Black Specifications:

• Dimensions: 18"W x 23"H
• Base: 7.5"
• Weight: 67 lbs.
• Made of Powder Coated Cast Iron
• Also available in Matte Black finish

Glasgow Urn Planter in Matte Black Features:

• Product is handmade by skilled artisans
• Old-world design
• One drainage hole, centered, approximately 3/4"
• Guaranteed to highlight your floral décor
• Hard-wearing, and long-lasting
• Ideal for gardens, patios, and walkways
• Large estate sizes
• Weathers naturally over time & can be treated with an appropriate weather sealer to prevent rusting
• Suitable for Indoor/Outdoor Use
• Due to the nature of materials used, natural variations can occur in size weight and color
• Note: This planter is not designed for direct planting and are intended to be used with an interior grow pot or liner

Campania’s Cast Iron Urns are made using traditional methods by way of smelting raw iron bricks in a blast furnace. Once liquified, the iron is poured into a sand-made mold to mature, a process known as sand casting . Slowly, the iron cools and solidifies. The mold is then broken open and from it emerges a beautiful and unique new piece of garden decor. This elaborate process removes undesirable contaminants and neutralizes impurities in the material, all while retaining the natural elemental aesthetic that gives our cast iron urns their inherent beauty. It is this beauty, along with the material’s durability, which has kept cast iron around for more than 2,500 years.

Drainage: Each container has a drainage hole. Always place any Campania product on a solid level surface and not directly on grass, soil, or an uneven surface. If a planter is to be left planted over the winter, ensure proper drainage. Avoid collection of standing water in the bottom of the planter which can cause rusting and deterioration.

Care & Maintenance: All cast iron pieces will rust over time, which is part of the inherent beauty of iron containers. If you wish to retain the finish as purchased, we recommend consulting your local hardware store for clear sealant products which are commercially available to preserve the finish. While our cast iron containers are durable, we still recommend that proper winter care, as set forth above, is followed.