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Why garden retailers buy by the pallet

Planters and watering gear are easy to store and ship in a regular season, and a full pallet yields a consistent, sellable range. The lots hold new brand-name planters, planter covers and watering products in a standard footprint of 48 by 40 inches, which keeps dock and shelf planning simple. Garden centers can display planters directly from the pallet, and online sellers can ship covers and watering products in standard parcels. A consistent footprint also makes dock scheduling easy.

Garden pallets listed right now

• A 261 lb pallet of planters and watering supplies, 48 by 40 inches at the base
• Garden Series Pallet 2 of new name-brand planters and watering products
• Lot 3 of planters, planter covers and watering products, 166 lb
• A 150 lb pallet of new planters, covers and watering items
• Garden Series Lot 5 with 183 lb of watering products and planters

Condition and handling for garden stock

Every lot is new, name-brand and graded as one pallet. Listings give weight rather than unit counts, so estimate piece counts from weight and ask if you need more detail. Planters are bulky and can scuff in transit, so check corners and stack heights on delivery and photograph any damage before signing. Weight on the listings runs from 150 lb to 261 lb, so you can decide whether a lighter or heavier lot suits your storage and carrier needs. Keep stock under cover, since cartons can soften in damp weather.

Questions about garden product lots

Do listings give unit counts?

They give weight and a description of contents, such as planters, planter covers and watering products. The lightest lot is 150 lb and the heaviest 261 lb.

Does the price include shipping?

Yes, the price includes shipping. Pallets arrive with liftgate service in the US, tracking is emailed after booking, and a 14-day return window is available.

Related browsing: home decor lots, houseware lots and general merchandise lots. Fragile goods? See the breakage and repacking guide. Ask about weight if you plan to repack, and plan shelf space for bulky planters.