Campania Monteros Urn

Yes. Because of its significant weight, this urn should be placed on a solid, level surface like a concrete patio, stone pavers, or a reinforced deck. Avoid placing it directly on soft soil or grass, as it will likely sink or become unstable over time.

Yes, this piece includes drainage holes to prevent water from pooling at the bottom. We recommend placing a layer of gravel or landscape fabric at the base before adding soil to ensure proper drainage and prevent the holes from clogging.

Cast stone is highly durable, but it is porous and can absorb moisture. In climates with hard freezes, we recommend elevating the urn slightly off the ground with pot feet and ensuring it is completely drained to prevent cracking from expanding ice.

The weathered finish is designed to develop a natural patina as it is exposed to the elements. Over time, you can expect the urn to take on a softer, more aged appearance that integrates beautifully with a mature garden.

This is a substantial vessel, so you will need a significant amount of potting mix. To reduce the weight and the amount of soil required, you can fill the bottom third of the urn with lightweight, non-degradable fillers like empty plastic nursery pots or specialized drainage rocks.