Plain Terracotta Pots
This section shows our widest range of pots. They have little or no decoration, save bands at key points like the shoulder, body and foot which historically would have been added to aid movement of the pots. Styles range from multifunctional planters like the Conca Classica and Trombo to pots designed for a particular plant or purpose, such as the Camellia Pot and Conca Bassa. This range can accommodate planting applications from flowering bulb and bedding to large shrubs, small fruit trees and specimens such as buxus, bay and olive trees. If you are unsure of a particular pot's suitability for your intended planting, please contact us. You can see planted examples of many of the pots featured in this range in our gallery.
Trombo
This planter is rightly one of our most popular choices for professional landscapers and keen gardeners alike.
Conca Siena
Featured in House & Garden as 'one of the best planters for trees', this fabulous pot has a rolled rim, nicely rounded belly and attractive banding.
Vaso Firenze
Typically Tuscan in style, our Firenze planter has straighter sides than many other designs giving slightly more depth, making it a good choice for fruit trees and larger shrubs.
Vaso Imprunetino
This gorgeous planter decorated with 3 border rings has a wide flared opening but is not too deep ... just perfect for an Azalea or ancient Olive. The wide base gives good stability.
Conca Camelia
This flower pot design is plain and simple but elegant and a little taller than others of the same diameter.
Conca Classica
This is the classic Italian design of pot and sits happily in all garden styles, both formal and informal.
Cilindro Liscio
A versatile straight-sided cylinder shape of a pot with a good height.
Vaso Tuscany
Large, solid planter with a heavy rolled rim and attractive double banding towards the base.
Bassa Liscia
These large diameter low planters have wide bases and are ideal for Olive trees.
Ciotolo Sfera
The Ciotola (bowl) is used to great effect for bulb planting. It is also large enough for shallow-rooted shrubs such as Azalea and smaller olive trees.
Vaso Coppa
A striking planter which would look magnificent placed either side of an entranceway and are often seen adorning stone pillars as a finial display. Will suit many planting schemes and looks amazing with trailing plants added. The top and sturdy base come as separate pieces but both are included in the price and comes in either a plain design or with a foglie (leaf) design.
Conca Alta
A stylish tall vase with a generous diameter that adds height to displays.
Stone Italian Vases
Skillfully handcrafted, these lovely dry cast stone planters are made from crushed West Country limestone and finished in a delightful Portland stone colour.
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