Styled spaces

Pots and troughs for around the pool

Around a pool you want plants that cope with sun and splashes, in pots that sit low and stay out of the way. Troughs along the fence and low pots on the coping do both.

Round charcoal pots with an olive tree and tropical plants beside a pool

Montego troughs in Granite along a glass pool fence

Line the pool fence with troughs

Troughs fit the strip between the pool fence and the paving.

Montego's curved edge softens a run of glass fencing. Monterey's square edge suits a crisp, modern pool.

Pots in this look: Montego and Monterey

Sienna pots in Blizzard with succulents beside a pool

Keep pots low on the coping

Low pots sit close to the ground, so they don't block the view across the water. Aspen's largest pot is 39 cm tall and Sienna's is 46 cm.

Plant them with succulents, pigface or native grasses.

Pots in this look: Aspen and Sienna

Aspen pots in Onyx on travertine beside a pool

Pick a colour for the paving

Pale travertine and limestone suit Blizzard, Arctic or Nougat.

For contrast, Onyx stands out against light paving.

In this look: Aspen

From the range

Pots that suit poolside

Montego

Curved-edge trough, set of three

At 2 garden centres

Monterey

Square-edged trough, set of four

At 2 garden centres

Aspen

Low rounded pot, set of three

At 2 garden centres

Sienna

Egg-shaped pot, set of four

At 3 garden centres

Every pot is sold through garden centres across South Australia. Find your nearest.

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Other spaces

Round stone-coloured pots planted with herbs and shrubs on a balcony at sunset

Balconies

Light colours and smaller sets for small spaces.

A tall white speckled pot with a small olive tree beside a timber front door

Front entries

Tall pairs that frame the door.

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

Courtyards

A pair by the gate, a lemon by the table, a set in the corner.

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