Wine Barrel
Wine Barrel
Made from genuine oak wine barrels that have been carefully cut in half, these rustic planters are perfect for creating stunning feature displays, growing vegetables, herbs, citrus trees or showcasing your favourite flowering plants.
Each wine barrel has drainage holes professionally drilled into the base, allowing excess water to escape and helping protect your plants from becoming waterlogged. The generous planting depth provides plenty of room for roots to establish, making these barrels suitable for everything from annual colour to small trees and shrubs.
Whether you’re creating a cottage garden, adding character to a patio or looking for a statement container by your front entrance, a half wine barrel is a timeless choice that only improves with age as the timber naturally weathers.
Why You’ll Love It
- Made from genuine recycled oak wine barrels
- Pre-drilled drainage holes for healthy plant growth
- Large planting volume for trees, shrubs, vegetables and flowers
- Creates an instant rustic feature in any garden
- Built to withstand New Zealand’s outdoor conditions
- Perfect for patios, courtyards, decks and entrances
- Each barrel has its own unique character and timber grain
- A long-lasting alternative to plastic pots
Ideal For
- Citrus trees
- Olive trees
- Japanese Maples
- Roses
- Hydrangeas
- Herbs
- Vegetables
- Mixed seasonal colour display
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Is Wine Barrel suitable for my garden?
Is Wine Barrel suitable for my garden?
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How to establish your Wine Barrel?
How to establish your Wine Barrel?
Drainage
Every wine barrel comes with drainage holes already drilled into the bottom, so it’s ready to plant straight away.
Placement
Wine barrels become extremely heavy once filled with potting mix and plants, so it’s important to position them where you want them before planting.
If you’re placing your wine barrel on a deck, patio or any hard surface where you may want to move it later, we highly recommend attaching a set of heavy-duty castor wheels before filling it. Once planted, moving the barrel is difficult without damaging the surface or the planter.
Filling Your Barrel
For best results:
* Cover the drainage holes with a layer of shade cloth or mesh to prevent potting mix washing out.
* Fill with a premium-quality potting mix.
* Choose plants that suit the available sunlight and water regularly, as containers dry out faster than garden beds.
How to maintain your Wine Barrel once established?
How to maintain your Wine Barrel once established?
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