Planters

Using planters to grow plants can create a beautiful outdoor space by providing landscape accents and focal points throughout your yard and garden. We carry many types of planters, so you can choose the style, size, and material that is best for your plants.

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Pennington 3 Pot Hammered Metal Vertical Gardening Kit Quick View
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$31.54
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Creates a one of a kind accent that can be hung from any front or backyard porch of your stylish place.
$17.30
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A plastic plant tray that is ideal for starting seedlings and as a plant carrier.
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$19.60
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A plastic tray with 72 pots to start growing seeds for the garden.
$15.43
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The fast and convenient way to start plants with seeds or seedlings.
$14.27
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These are seed starting pots that are 100% biodegradable and ideal for transplanting into the ground of the garden.
$19.09
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Tray made of opaque plastic for rooting protection and transparent plastic lid for ideal light.
$14.58
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A 100% biodegradable pot strip with 8 pots per strip to start the garden.
$19.31
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An eco-friendly set of planter pots that are made of 100% biodegradable materials. Perfect for smaller herbs, succulents, cactus plants, mosses, or air plants.
$35.33
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An eco-friendly, self-watering pot that is made of 100% biodegradable materials which promote stronger root growth and plant development.
$69.87
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An eco-friendly, self-watering pot with wooden leg stand that is made of 100% biodegradable materials which promote stronger root growth and plant development.

Outdoor Garden Planters

When choosing the right planter, there are several things to consider. You will want to maintain the look you want, while using practical, durable planters that allow your plants to thrive.

  • Choose the right size and shape appropriate for the type of plant you want to grow.  
  • Material choice is also important, and will affect the maintenance level of your pots. For example, some containers, like terra cotta, will soak up and hold water, while porous containers will not.
  • Hanging planters often require more frequent watering, since the above ground soil will dry out quickly.
  • If you want a wooden planter, choose wood that is naturally resistant to decay, or treated to resist decay, so the wood will last longer.
  • Consider weight and size as well, since large pots can be hard to move, so you may have to choose a permanent spot for your pot, or place it on casters. Plastic containers can be useful since they are lightweight but can still provide the volume and the look that you want in your yard.

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