MANUFACTURER SPOTLIGHT- Italian Terracotta Company
Six of the Best…from The Italian
Terracotta Company
B
ased on ITC's history and These ready-made pallets of terra-
long term experience with cotta pots which are
garden retail, they have put manufactured at their Tuscan Pot-
together their best selling prod- teries will be transported directly
ucts in 6 different pallets! All to the Garden Centres making it
these vary in size and shape aimed much easier to order. They arrive
at the garden centre market. Each well-packaged and therefore less
pallet is made up of a limited prone to damage during trans-
number of pots of different shapes portation. This also reduces the
and sizes of the best selling lines. risk of delay in deliveries. All prod-
These pots are all handmade in ucts have been selected according
Tuscany and are also suitable for to market demand satisfying all re-
the professional landscaper. quirements as well as achieving
sustainable savings for the dis- sold in the U.K. to Landscape
cerning Plant Area Manager. By Managers and Parks Officers seek-
ordering four or more pallets ing high quality material for major
transport is totally free of charge! projects. This leading Italian nurs-
ery supplies top quality plant
LARGE TREES IN
material to the Crown Estate Of-
DIFFERENT FORMS
fice for planting in Windsor Great
Park. The large terracotta pots
Pistoia based Vivai Gabellini report
from the Italian Terracotta Com-
continued interest in their variety
pany also attracted much interest
of large trees such as Quercus,
at the 2009 Saltex event. This con-
Fagus, Carpinus (Oaks, Hornbeam
firms that there is always a
and Beech). These are grown in
demand for a unique product of
different forms including very
high quality!
large screening espaliers which are
www.vivaigabellini.it
Call Domenico Guizzo on 0039 348264 8404
Email:
itc@italianterracottacompany.it
www.italianterracottacompany.com
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