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Rustic Rattan Hanging Cone

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Rustic Rattan Hanging Cone:

The Rustic Rattan Hanging Cone displays a simple, rustic charm, which makes them look good in both small and grand gardens. Sturdy and hand-woven, they are built around a wire frame and come complete with integral liner and chain. Designed for use 2 ways: either place a plastic pot inside the stylish basket or you can poke holes in the liner and plant directly in the basket itself.

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