Film review: Zootropolis Richer Sounds Blog Richer Sounds Blog The Elms Urn. The Elms Urn by Campania International The classic The Elms Urn will elevate your landscape. Planters are an excellent gateway to gardening. Their vibrant colors, varied sizes, and unique shapes can bring your landscaping visions to life. They offer beginners a controlled environment to learn the art of growing plants. Advanced gardeners can elevate their designs with creativity and flair. Use planters as captivating focal points in your garden or to accentuate your home's unique features. By arranging colorful planters, you can breathe new life into any garden. Embrace the joy of planting in containers, and celebrate the beauty of outdoor living. The Elms Urn is shown in the Greystone finish. Campania International offers cast stone products in exclusive natural pigment stains. Each patina is hand applied through a multi step process, creating unique finishes that resemble naturally aged materials. Like wood stains, each piece absorbs the patinas differently, resulting in distinct surface variations. This artisanal technique ensures that every piece is unique and allows for seamless natural aging outdoors. Due to the hand application process, colors may vary. Campania International proudly manufactures its cast stone products in the USA using locally sourced natural materials. The pieces use a proprietary, high density cast stone mix of water, sand, stone aggregate, and cement. All available patinas are hand applied to the product's surface. Cast stone produces a strong and durable product that will weather naturally outdoors. All Campania International planters have drainage holes. In winter, if you plan to leave a planter outside with plants, elevate it to keep the drainage hole clear and prevent it from freezing to the ground. If the planter is unused, store it in a garage or shed. The high density cast stone mixture provides durability but requires maintenance to withstand winter freeze thaw cycles. These cycles can damage planters holding water, snow, or ice, especially if placed directly on the ground. If you cannot elevate the planter, turn it upside down to prevent snow and ice accumulation. Cover it with burlap or an absorbent material, then wrap it in dark plastic to prevent moisture build up.