'2' Stone Troughs ...

love them amy, great choice ;o)

Thanks San I'm glad you like them :o)

They are fantastic Amy have you any ideas what you will plant in them?

very nice Amy...

Not yet Carole I have several plants that I might use in the greenhouse but I'm worried we might have a late frost so I'm hanging back at the moment ...
Thanks Holly :o)

Looking forward to seeing them planted up ;0)

Very nice Amy,they look antique. I'm like you Amy, very aware that we could still get a nasty frost.

I do like those, Amy, and they will look fabulous when they're planted up. Don't forget to put a photo on when they are :)

I'm glad you like them ,I will put a photo on when they have been planted :o) guess what ? I talked him into letting me have the pair cheaper because they are weathered he said yes , I like them best when they are weathered so a good deal was had .. :o)

They are lovely Amy, are those children or angels on them?
You could imagine them in a monastery garden.

Very nice, Amy! Agree with Janey...they have an ecclesiastical look to them! lol... puti on the corbels and all that!

Hi Amy - I abolutely love your planters - they look very Roman/Greek !

They'll look gorgeous when they are planted up. What a good buy.

Thanks girls , I've been away for a few days so have some catching up to do , I've been non stop watering pots and plants today they were so dry .....

Janey the planters have a tree at each end then I can't make out the next figure and then a person holding what looks like a cudgel the next 2 figures have fig leaves covering their modesty so I guess it's Adam and Eve with the other person about to hit them for being naughty.... LOL...

I do love your planters, most unusual Amy.

oh...guess it's the expulsion from the Garden of Eden??? well you can plant them up and create the Eden. they really are very interesting looking.

Thanks for interpreting the meaning of them Lori , I did think it was something along those lines :o))

Thanks Dd :-)