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A Splash of Springtime: New Colors for Heath Planters

Spring brings new seasonal colors from San Francisco’s Heath Ceramics, available through September. The collection includes planters, bud vases, and tumblers in fresh hues.

Summer planter set — Summer Planter Set ($128) includes opaque white, sunrise, and tangerine planters ($30 each) and an opaque white Plaza Tray ($38).

Opaque white tumbler — Opaque white Tumbler with wood collar ($56).

For more bud vase ideas, see our posts on single stem bud vases and hanging wall pockets.

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