DGM Joinery takes flower show inspiration for timber planters

Gary Grange, Managing Director at DGM Joinery, shares his excitement at being inspired by the Chelsea Flower Show to create two timber planters.

“With the excitement of RHS Chelsea Flower Show beginning to wane, we thought we’d keep the Chelsea spirit going with our beautiful bespoke garden planters.
“Outside our offices here in Clenchwarton, West Norfolk, we’re showcasing two distinct designs. The ‘Beehive’ and the ‘Square with diagonal cross panel’ and we hope you agree that both designs look great (Painted in Farrow & Ball’s Blue Grey (91).
“A visit to the Flower Show a couple of years ago inspired us to manufacture these beautiful timber planters. Crafted by our team with the same care and attention we bring to every joinery project, they’re a perfect way to add colour, character and curb appeal to any property.

“If you’re inspired by the Chelsea look and would like to enhance your own property with bespoke planters or handcrafted joinery, we’d love to help. Get in touch to see how we can bring a touch of Chelsea to your home or business.
“When it comes to planting up your planter, remember to add lots of drainage material at the bottom and fill with good quality soil and compost. The planters are lined with a waterproof rubber paint to ensure your planter is durable and stands the test of time.
“We can produce these planters in any colour to match with your property in either Farrow and Ball or RAL colour.
“Feel free to have a chat with us: enquiries@dgmjoinery.co.uk, WhatsApp +44 7736 816280, call us: 01553 768335 or visit: Hand crafted timber windows and doors hand made in Norfolk“
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