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Discover our collection of Woodlodge Heritage Garden Pottery, featuring beautifully glazed garden pots in a wide choice of colours, shapes and sizes. From traditional Heritage plant pots to large statement planters, troughs and cylinders, there’s a pot for every style of garden.

Explore the Heritage collection below and find the perfect pot for patios, entrances, borders and container displays.
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What is Heritage Garden Pottery?

Heritage Garden Pottery is a popular collection of garden pots from Woodlodge, featuring a wide range of shapes, sizes, colours and distinctive glazed finishes. The collection includes traditional plant pots, cylinders, troughs and larger statement planters suitable for creating attractive container displays around the garden.

Who makes Heritage Garden Pottery?

Heritage Garden Pottery is a Woodlodge range. Woodlodge is a leading supplier of garden pots and planters, with the Heritage collection offering a particularly wide choice of glazed garden pottery for traditional and contemporary outdoor spaces.

Are Heritage Garden Pottery pots frost proof?

Heritage Garden Pottery is designed for outdoor use, with pots fired at high temperatures to provide strength and frost resistance. Good drainage remains important during a UK winter, so keep drainage holes clear and avoid allowing pots to sit in standing water. Always check the care information supplied with your individual Heritage pot.

Do Heritage garden pots have drainage holes?

Heritage garden pots designed for outdoor planting generally include drainage to allow excess water to escape. Good drainage helps prevent compost becoming waterlogged and is particularly important during wet and freezing weather. Check the individual product details before planting, as specifications can vary between designs.

What can I plant in a large Heritage garden pot?

Large Heritage garden pots can accommodate a wide variety of plants, including seasonal bedding, perennials, ornamental grasses and suitable shrubs. Some larger containers can also be used for compact trees. Consider the eventual size and growing requirements of your chosen plant and make sure the pot provides sufficient space for its roots.

How do I protect Heritage plant pots in winter?

Keep drainage holes clear and avoid allowing your pots to sit in standing water during wet or freezing conditions. Plant pot feet can help by raising the container slightly above the ground and allowing water to drain more freely. Follow the care instructions for your individual Heritage pot, particularly during prolonged periods of severe frost.

Woodlodge Heritage Garden Pottery

Heritage Garden Pottery by Woodlodge brings together traditional craftsmanship, distinctive glazed finishes and a huge choice of designs for the garden. With everything from classic plant pots to larger statement pieces, the Heritage range makes it easy to introduce colour and character to patios, entrances and planted areas.

Available in a variety of shapes, sizes and finishes, Heritage garden pots work equally well in traditional and contemporary outdoor spaces.

Heritage Plant Pots in a Choice of Styles

Choosing the right pot can completely change a planting display. Heritage plant pots are available in an extensive choice of shapes and glazed finishes, allowing you to complement the colours and style already found around your garden.

Classic shapes work beautifully with seasonal flowers and perennials, while taller pots and cylinders can add height and structure to a patio or entrance. Trough-style Heritage planters are another great option for creating colourful displays or bringing several plants together in one container.

Large Heritage Garden Pots

If you're looking to create more of a statement, large Heritage garden pots are ideal for patios, entrances and focal points around the garden.

Larger pots provide greater planting space for established plants and can be suitable for shrubs, ornamental grasses and some compact trees, depending on the individual plant's growing requirements.

Remember that a large garden pot can become extremely heavy once filled with compost and planted, so it's worth choosing its final position before you start planting.

Glazed Heritage Garden Pots

One of the defining features of Heritage Garden Pottery is its choice of attractive glazed finishes. A glazed garden pot can introduce colour even when plants aren't in flower, making the container itself an important part of the overall display.

Choose complementary colours for a coordinated look or use a contrasting glazed Heritage pot to create a focal point against paving, brickwork or surrounding planting.

Looking After Your Heritage Garden Pots

Good drainage is important when growing plants in outdoor containers. Make sure drainage holes remain clear so excess water can escape and avoid allowing pots to sit in standing water for prolonged periods.

Using plant pot feet can raise your Heritage pots slightly above the ground, helping water drain freely from underneath. Always follow the care guidance for your individual pot, particularly during periods of severe winter weather.

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