As the sun finally puts in an appearance and the air becomes less arctic, garden centres nationwide are welcoming an influx of shoppers who are keen to put the winter chill behind them and get busy in the garden.
The inevitable rush means that pots and planters will be flying off shelves at pace, especially as homeowners also seek to refresh rooms, balconies and patios with new houseplants and cut flowers. Ivyline is on standby to make sure nobody runs short of pots!
A Pot for Every Occasion
Ivyline has thousands of planter styles with a great variety of design edits to cover all purposes, from emporium-style terracotta urns and stylish metal containers to adorn entrances, through to hanging baskets and gorgeous giftable planters for any occasion.
A fruitful long-term partnership between Ivyline and Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew brings a highly respected horticultural brand to the mix, with beautifully curated collections of planters and houseplant accessories that are designed with gifting in mind and attract aspirational lifestyle shoppers.
A style for each season
Ivyline brings out two coveted seasonal collections each year, one for S/S and the second for A/W.
This year’s S/S24 design edits include the cottagecore-oriented Country, the fresh and colourful Joy, elegantly rustic Nature’s Stories, vibrant and eclectic Curiosity, the subtle tones and smooth lines of Purity, energising and dramatic Global Journeys, the minimalistic charm of Japandi, stylish practicality of Simplicity, plus further Everyday lines and specialist pots for cacti and orchids.
Looking further ahead to A/W24, the Ivyline portfolio has even more to inspire your customers, with a continually refreshed range of home accessories to complement the core offering of planters. Design edits for the second half are as inspiring as the S/S offering with Country Charm and Rustic Retreat featured in the A/W catalogue alongside Sophisticated Opulence, Festive Elegance, Christmas Luxe, Winter Cabin, Noel, and Nordic Noir.
Ivyline’s planters are manufactured in Europe and often hand-finished or handmade from scratch, meaning they have a much lower carbon footprint than items produced in the Far East. Many products are constructed from eco-friendly materials such as recycled glass, metal, sustainable jute or seagrass, meaning they’re the ideal choice for environmentally conscious shoppers.
