Crescent Garden Festonada, Large Flower Planter, 12-Inch (Rust)

I bought this pot for a Japanese Anemone. I love the softness of the color and design and the quality of the product. Highly recommend.

Is concrete. Gorgeous design. I couldn’t carry it to the back of my house but it looks just like photo with grayish concrete effect- elegant and a proper ornamental to any garden with sophistication.

Would have preferred it to be more a terra cotta color. Very nice design and light weight. Almost sent it back but it's the perfect time size for my potted rose.

Nice looking. Lightweight. Could be cheaper.

This pot matches a larger one I’ve had for years in design. Color is a bit darker , but same design. I’ve been searching for one to match it in the same size. It came faster than promised which was a nice surprise. I have two in each size now. Matching pots on my patio soon! Very pleased with the quality and the design.

Plastic

PLEASE READ THIS REVIEW!Sorry to shout at you in all caps, but this was an unusually negative experience, and I hope to spare you the same.Let's start with the product itself. Over my many years of gardening, I have owned several iterations of this popular design. No contest: this is the #1 ugliest. It looks nothing like the photo on the website. The color is not Terra-Cotta, it's grey. In my attached photo, I've placed the pot next to my grey mat and my grey wicker chair.The pattern isn't delicate as depicted on the website; it's clunky and looks cheap. By the way, at $36, it's NOT cheap!When it arrived, I took one look at it and knew I didn't want to keep it. So I contacted the seller for a return/refund. Wellllll....Usually returning Amazon purchases is extremely easy, even when a third party seller is involved. However, this was not to be the case this time.The seller agreed to the return and sent me a label to print out. I replied to the seller that I didn't have access to a printer. I also told the seller that because of a physical disability, it was very difficult for me to go to the Post Office or UPS. I generally return Amazon purchases at the Whole Foods, which is nearby and therefore easy for me to access.I requested that the seller email me a bar code to be scanned, which would obviate the need for printing a label and would really help me. The seller refused, offering instead to arrange for FedEx to pick up the item --- for a fee!Several email communications followed, as well as my calls to Amazon. A to Z Guarantee wasn't helpful either.I give up. I guess I'm keeping this ugly thing. Or perhaps I'll just absorb the loss and donate it. I can't imagine giving it to anyone as a present!Suggestion: If you know any child who's interested in crafts, let them make a planter for you. Compared with this ugly thing, what the kid creates will look like a Rodin!

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