THIS PRESTIGIOUS PLANTER BOX HAS BEEN SEEN SINCE THE 17TH CENTURY FROM THE BEGINNING OF VERSAILLES. LA QUINTINIE, AN ASSOCIATE OF LENOTRE, INVENTED THESE CITRUS PLANTERS WHICH ARE MADE OF REMOVABLE SOLID WOOD PANELS ALONG WITH CAST IRON POSTS, AND TOPPED BY A THE TYPICAL FRENCH FINIAL. THE FOUR PANELS ARE HELD TOGETHER BY TWO CAST IRON BANDS, WHICH CONNECT TO THE CAST IRON POSTS WITH HINGES AND PINS. ALL METAL PIECES HAVE BEEN ZINC COATED, FOR STRENGTH AND DURABILITY. THE FUNCTION OF THESE ELEGANT PLANTERS WAS TO EASILY EXTRACT THE TREES DURING THE WINTER. THESE PLANTERS CAN BE PAINTED TO ANY RAL OR BENJAMIN MOORE COLOR.
THE COLORS SHOWN ARE ONLY REPRESENTATIVE.