


Anderson Teak Athena Planter
Marsoni
M251S
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Anderson Teak Athena PlanterDescription: The Athena Planter is perfect for showcasing your herb garden or shrubbery. The intricate design is reminiscent of ancient artwork, evoking a timeless appeal. Made from durable cast limestone, this planter will stand the test of time. If desired, a free drainage hole can be drilled upon request when placing your order. Key Features: Our color is blended within the product. Therefore, it won't change color thru the years. White Natural
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Auto-rolling feature keeps play engaging
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