Weeping Willow Copper Tree Water Feature

Code: WF0333

£324.99 inc. VAT

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Options:

Small - Without Reservoir £324.99 In Stock

Small - With Plastic Reservoir £369.99 In Stock

Small - With Copper Bowl Reservoir £599.99 In Stock

Large - Without Reservoir £419.99 In Stock

Large - With Plastic Reservoir £489.99 In Stock

Large - With Copper Bowl Reservoir £849.99 In Stock

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Specification

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Weeping Willow Copper Tree Water Feature
Created by an award winning artist, this piece (along with many others) has featured in the show gardens at the Hampton Court Flower Show and Chelsea Flower Show together with numerous private commissions.

The Weeping Willow is a beautifully sculptured and relaxing water feature with a mass of copper foliage, finely cut elongated leaves and branches. From some of these leaves springs water drops recreating the relaxingly soothing tunes of a light summer rain.

This piece is equally stunning as a centre piece in an existing pond, or as a standalone tree sculpture indoors or out.

One of the attractions of copper is that it may gradually turn a beautiful verdigris, adding character over time.

Product Specification:
The feature comes with pump and hosing required. The reservoir is optional (see above for prices) - choose from no reservoir, plastic reservoir or copper reservoir.

Two sizes of the willow are available:

Small - Measures 95cm in height and 35cm in diameter

Large - Measures 115cm in height and 45-50cm in diameter

The optional copper reservoir is featured in the main picture;

Small tree copper reservoir 55cm Dia

Large tree copper reservoir 98cm Dia

NB: the copper reservoirs are hand beaten so they are all unique. As such, the sizes are approximate. the depth is 20cm (8ins)
If choosing the plastic pebble pool, we recommend looking into extending the catchment area of the reservoir by using pond liner (WF0644 - Click Here).
The product will also need to be fixed to the lid of the plastic pebble pool (fixings not included).

The same pump is used for both sizes and is the 2000L p/h (25w, 240v)

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: 4.0/5 (6 reviews)

Rating: 5/5

"Amazing. We are still adjusting the leaves and water flow but it will be stunning."

Reviewed Tuesday, 15 August 2017

"This product is amazing and well worth the money, looks fantastic in my garden especially at night when I shine the spot lights on it. Go on be different and go and buy it. Ps In case you were wondering, no I do not work for Primrose lol)"

Reviewed Thursday, 13 July 2017