The fibreclay Chelsea Box is available in three sizes. A popular choice not for just it's eco-friendly properties - the faux lead finish and classic design makes this sturdy planter a versatile addition to any landscape. Bay trees sit well in these fibreclay boxes as do the smaller varieties of Salix. You could even use the fibreclay Chelsea Box to cultivate tender trees such as citrus or olives, which can then be moved to frost-free conditions in the winter.

The classic design of the Chelsea Trough will sit well on any hard landscape. A popular choice for screening with 'al fresco' eateries and worthy of a place on the grandest of patios.

Riverhill suggest planting up the trough using Lavandula Pinnata (rear corners), Brachycome Daisies (front corners), and Pelargonium 'tomcat' (rear centre) surrounded either side but slightly closer to the front of the trough by two Salvia 'raspberry royals'. Plant a Convolvulus Sabatius (front centre) and fill the gaps using six rose-pink Alyssums'. Most striking when the vibrant red and purple flowers are at their most prolific.

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