Urban Gardener Glazed Pots & Bowls
Cheshire, Connecticut, February 1, 2008; Perk up spring & summer container sales with the prettiest pots around. New from Hubie Grown, LLC, Urban Gardener:reg; Glazed Foam Pots and Bowls offer up 2008's Hot 10 colors from Pantone Inc., the world-renowned authority on color.
10 Hot Colors
for 2008
"We chose Pantone's Hot 10 colors for 2008 for good reason," says Jennifer Kurtz, Sales & Marketing Manager for Hubie Grown, LLC. "They'll catch the consumers' eye with the latest fashionable colors. Plus, these Hot 10 colors just happen to mix and match incredibly well with popular spring and summer annuals. The pots are unique, eye-popping, and a breathe of fresh air, especially for early spring."
Not only are the Urban Gardener;reg; Glazed Foam Pots and Bowls decorative and stylish, they also are incredibly practical. Made with foam in a unique patent-pending design, these pots and bowls are a lightweight alternative to heavier glazed pottery. And they are less expensive, too, allowing consumers to container-garden as much as they want without breaking the bank.
These containers are available as 10-inch Glazed Bowls and 12-inch Glazed Round Pots. The bowls are especially well-suited for spring sales of pansies, bulbs, primrose, and osteospermum. Try the larger 12-inch round pots for your best summer annual combinations. Urban Gardener Pots and Bowls will help you raise margins with a value-added, in-demand product. Your customers will love them!
Hot Colors
Try one, two, or several of the available colors:- Blueberry
- Ocean Blue
- Dark Purple
- Lavender
- Sage
- Moss
- Peony Pink
- Primrose
- Sandstone
- Terra Cotta (with decorative surface)
To Order
For additional information on the assortment and to order, contact your area's Griffin Greenhouse Supply representative by visiting www.griffins.com or contacting Griffin customer service at 978-851-4346.About Hubie Grown, LLC
Hubie Grown, LLC, is a Kurtz Farms company. Located in Cheshire, the bedding plant capitol of Connecticut, Kurtz Farms has been a wholesale bedding plant business since 1940. Today Kurtz Farms operates more than 50 acres of growing space with the help of three generations of Kurtz family members.
