Styled spaces

Pots for courtyards

A courtyard is a garden with walls around it, so the pots do the job garden beds would. Frame the gate, grow something you can pick, and group a set in a corner.

Havana pots in Charcoal grouped in the corner of a limestone courtyard

Monet pots in Granite either side of a timber courtyard gate, planted with clipped lilly pilly

Frame the gate with a matching pair

The same pot either side of a gate or door gives a small space a sense of order.

Monet is a square pot in five sizes, from 25 cm to 60 cm. The two largest sizes take a clipped lilly pilly ball.

Pots in this look: Monet and Kingston

Tuscany pots in Espresso with dwarf lemon trees beside a courtyard dining table

Grow a lemon by the table

A dwarf citrus beside the outdoor table gives you scent, glossy leaves and lemons for the drinks.

Tuscany's largest size is 57 cm high and 55 cm across, big enough for a dwarf lemon or lime. Its textured finish comes in Biscotti and Espresso.

Pots in this look: Tuscany and Havana

Havana pots in Charcoal beside a white rendered house

Group a set in a corner

Three pots of different heights grouped together look planned, and they soften the corner where two walls meet.

Havana comes in four sizes from 33 cm to 60 cm high, so the tallest can hold an olive tree and the smallest a trailing groundcover. Charcoal and Raven stand out against pale walls and paving.

Pots in this look: Havana and Valley

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