Pepper Pot By Ken DruseKen Druse is a man of many talents: award winning author, photographer, lecturer and passionate gardener. Now he can add to his list of accomplishments the creation of this overgrown terracotta vegetable for the garden. He loves it with the top on as a work of fine art sculpture, or off as a planted container an organic addition to the garden scene. (It's also a handy place to stash garden tools.) Have fun with it. As Ken says, You don't need

Natural pigments are added to the famous Impruneta clay to produce this traditional olive oil urn in a contemporary

” —Ken Druse

Small:24"l x 19"h x 12"w Code: I

This low terra cotta planter is perfect on a wall or on the ground

5"Ø x 19"h (16

” —Charlotte Moss

Italian terra cotta planter

has a rich history of innovation throughout European gardens

50"Ø) Code: PROV22-BLUE

22":24"Ø Code: ZZ

5"Ø x 28"h x 23"w Code: 1009b

Richard incorporated the beautiful things that inspire him in the garden