Albina Wood Barrel Planter Millwood Pines

Description

Unlike whiskey barrels, classic wine barrels are much better built and wrapped with three galvanized steel bands to prevent rust which is seen frequently in whiskey barrels. Lacquer finished for extra protection. Millwood Pines Tall wine barrel planters are designed to be placed against any kind of wall or structure allowing you to accentuate your garden. Unlike whiskey barrels, classic wine barrels are much better built and wrapped with three galvanized steel bands to prevent rust which is seen frequently in whiskey barrels. All oak wood barrel front and bottom, cedar wood tongue and groove back. All oak wood barrel front and bottom, cedar wood tongue and groove back. If you plan to use the wine barrels for planting, then drainage holes are needed, so excess water may drain out of the containers without drowning and killing the plants. Millwood Pines Tall wine barrel planters are designed to be placed against any kind of wall or structure allowing you to accentuate your garden. Unlike whiskey barrels, classic wine barrels are much better built and wrapped with three galvanized steel bands to prevent rust which is seen frequently in whiskey barrels. If you plan to use the wine barrels for planting, then drainage holes are needed, so excess water may drain out of the containers without drowning and killing the plants. All oak wood barrel front and bottom, cedar wood tongue and groove back. Lacquer finished for extra protection.

Key Features

• Millwood Pines Tall wine barrel planters are designed to be placed against any kind of wall or structure allowing you to accentuate your garden.
• All oak wood barrel front and bottom, cedar wood tongue and groove back.
• Unlike whiskey barrels, classic wine barrels are much better built and wrapped with three galvanized steel bands to prevent rust which is seen frequently in whiskey barrels.
• Lacquer finished for extra protection.
• If you plan to use the wine barrels for planting, then drainage holes are needed, so excess water may drain out of the containers without drowning and killing the plants.