A range of 4 vibrant glossy swirls of colour comprises the 30cm Alexaundrea fusion planters. Each one is individually hand finished with a unique glazed colour finish supplied with base drainage holes so no drilling is required

Bought for an indoor plant and it fits perfectly. Good quality and delivered on time.. Anonymous. GB. Fri May 30 2025

Black Friday in July

4 Colours, 7 Sizes

Large Trough Planter, Frostproof Outdoor Plant Pot, Long Garden Planter with Drainage Holes, Concrete Effect Rectangular Plant Pot

By HORTICO

Grey, 37.5cm H x 80cm W x 37cm D

(263)

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars263 total votes

£129.99 RRP ~~£139.99~~

Free 2-Day Delivery

Get it by Wed, 9 Jul

This Plant Pot belongs to the inventory of reinforced stone range and comes in a concrete look finished design. The contemporary flowerpot has been crafted from lightweight reinforced stone, making the planter sturdier and more durable. Due to this durability, the planter pot can be easily kept in an orchard, becoming an ideal element of exterior décor.

Great quality, bought last year and it still looks new. Anonymous. Sun Jun 22 2025

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5 Colours, 11 Sizes

Rosalind Wheeler Garden Planter With Trellis

By Rosalind Wheeler

121.5cm H x 40cm W x 40cm D, Brown

(23)

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars23 total votes

£42.99 was ~~£45.99~~

Easy to put together feels quite solid just what I needed. T. Dorchester Dorset, GB. Sun Apr 13 2025

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6 Colours, 26 Sizes

Garden Raised Bed Powder-coated Steel

By Dakota Fields

68 cm x 224cm x 40cm, Grey

(15)

Rated 2.6 out of 5 stars15 total votes

£57.99 was ~~£61.99~~

This garden raised bed would be a great choice for DIY enthusiasts to decorate their gardens, balconies, or patios.

Perfect for a raised feature, watch the sharp edges when putting together. Handy they provide gloves!. Lucy. Brackley, GB. Tue May 09 2023

Black Friday in July

Wood Raised Garden Bed

By Dakota Fields

(80)

Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars80 total votes

£45.99 was ~~£55.99~~

2-Day Delivery

Get it by Wed, 9 Jul

Give your flowers a beautiful place to grow and flourish with these raised beds for vegetables from Outsunny. Tall and narrow in design to allow it to fit into smaller spaces with ease, the body is crafted from solid wood for durability. The rear trellis is a great addition to climb vines or create a display space. The raised wooden planter is great to plant flowers, herbs, or just as a decorative display area. Our large planters are a great items to have and will match any outdoor setting.-Surface is coated with water-based paint, suitable for outdoor use.- Assemble required.- Colour: Brown.- Material: Fir wood.- Overall Dimension: 76L x 36W x 170H cm.- Planting Box Dimension: 76L x 36W x 30H cm.- Internal Planting Area: 71L x 31W x 24H cm.- Trellis Size: 76L x 2.5W x 140H cm.- Weight Capacity: 50kg.- Item Label: AE3B4E38DEAD4BCBA17B6CD3592D14D2.

I’m pleased with this plantertrellis. Feels sturdy and well made. The fence is about 6ft.. Julie. Selsey Chichester, GB. Tue May 13 2025

Black Friday in July

Alexaundrea Pot Planter

By Metro Lane

(15)

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars15 total votes

£11.99 was ~~£13.99~~

I like the way the way the pot has a mottled colour scheme... Wooldridge. Minehead, GB. Fri Jun 27 2025

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Chosing the right Garden Plant Pots & Planters

What are the advantages of using outdoor planters and plant pots?

Flexibility: Plant pots are a versatile option for growing your own vegetables, herbs, flowers and other plants, and even little trees in. Use pots and planters if you do not have enough space or the time to take care of a full garden with flower beds, vegetable beds and a greenhouse.
Space: If you have a balcony, a little container garden does not need too much space and gives you the freedom to move your plants into the sun or shade, out of the rain or even into the house whenever you need to.
Plant needs: You can grow plants that are not hardy and do not like the cold in winter in pots and planters and easily move them to the shed, cellar or garage once the temperature begin to drop.
Decoration: Decorate every corner of your garden with some flowers. Place a pretty planter urn right next to your front door, or a big planter box next to the shed. Hang a hanging basket from the roof of your house or garden shed or even from a sturdy tree branch if the potted plants like a more shaded place. Add window boxes to your windows or balcony to grow beautiful flowers in summer and decorate them with evergreen twigs and branches in winter. Even buy special planters to put onto your fence or balcony railing. These are called rail planters. If you always wanted to have a vertical garden check out our DIY article on how to create your own vertical garden at home.

What material is the best for outdoor planters and plant pots?

Plastic and terracotta are probably the most popular materials for plant pots. Both have their advantages and appeals. Wood, metal, resin or stone are good alternatives and have their own looks and advantages and disadvantages.

Terracotta plant pots

Terracotta looks very natural and warm. Usually, terracotta pots are pretty enough on their own and you do not need to buy an extra cachepot. Though if you have hardy plants that can stay outside in winter, terracotta plant pots are not the best choice as they can crack at low temperatures.

Plastic plant pots

These can stay outside all year round. Even if you want to move them into the house or shed to protect your plants from the cold, they are much more lightweight than ceramic or terracotta planters even if you have very big plants in an appropriately sized flower pot. Plastic plant pots do come in pretty colours and designs as well. However, plastic pots can become hot during warm weather, weaken and fade after a lot of exposure to sunlight.

Wooden planters

Wood is a classic, yet contemporary material. It makes a great planter solid, thanks to its durable quality and general good strength, making it suitable for tall and heavy plantings. A nice advantage is it can be painted in a colour of your choice. But on the other hand it requires regular maintenance, can be damaged by ants and woodlice and it's sensitive to the environment - especially frosting, which can damage wooden planters.

Metal planters and plant pots

Metal is ideal for a rustic garden look. Metal proves a great planter material thanks to its sturdy quality that makes it ideal for heavy plantings and as wall planters. It's also strong, suitable for winter containers and you are absolutely on-trend with it. The disadvantage of having a metal plant pot is that it can become scorchingly hot during warm weather.

Resin plant pots

These are often designed to imitate other planter materials including terracotta and stone. Resin is a popular choice among contemporary gardeners thanks to the current trend of rattan outdoor furniture. It is adaptable to all-weather conditions, affordable, durable, good water retention, lightweight and waterproof. Yet lightweight quality may cause them to topple over in high winds and resin is unsuitable for heavy plantings.

Stone or concrete plant pots

Furthermore you can also have planters made out of stone and concrete. Stone and concrete are ideal for large plantings and stand the test of time thanks to their durable quality. They are also good at maintaining soil moisture and temperature, have good insulation and are suitable for use in all seasons. On the downside, stone and concrete are heavy and difficult to move about.

Ceramic plant pots

Ceramic plant pots are available in a wide range of colours and patterns. They are often instantly distinctive thanks to their decorative detail, waterproof, bottom-heavy, thus suitable for windy weather, and are proving a great choice for trend-driven gardens. Ceramic planters can be expensive and break easily though.

What are popular colours for plant pots?

Popular colours for plant pots (plastic or otherwise) are grey, blue or green, as well as the ever present terracotta pots that come in their natural colour (glazed or unglazed).

And if you happen to end up with the rather generic black plastic of the plant pots you bought your plants in, use a cachepot to cover it up. You can even use cachepots to quickly swap the look according to season or to decorate for special occasions without having to repot your plant.

How do I take care of my plant pots?

Wood can shrink and expand with moisture so avoid placing directly on the ground. To prevent the wood from rotting, treat it with suitable preservatives.
Clay doesn't react well to freezing climates. Avoid leaving clay planters outside during winter so as to prevent them from cracking.
Metal heats up quickly during fine weather, make sure to water your plants regularly to prevent them from drying out. You could also invest in an internal liner, which will help to improve insulation. To avoid the metal from corroding, provide a protective barrier by painting the metal or applying an oil sealant or galvanised zinc coating.
Ceramic planters are prone to cracking or breaking if exposed to icy temperatures. Keep them in good condition by using them as an indoor planter during winter. Due to their fragility, also take care during potting.
Stone and concrete pots need to be covered up during winter to prevent any discolouring or deterioration caused by snow and ice.

How do I take care of potted outdoor plants?

How do I water my plants?

Water your potted plants regularly. Plants need a lot more water in summer and when they stay in the sun than in winter. But the amount of water also depends on the individual plant's needs. As usual, "read the label" and make sure your plants get as much or as little water as they need.

What are the holes at the bottom of the pot for?

To make sure that your plants do not "drown" if you accidentally water them a little too much, your plant pots need drainage holes at the bottom. If your pot or planter does not have those holes, add them before potting your plants into them. If you cannot add a hole because the pot material is too sturdy or too brittle and any attempt might break the pot, add a thick layer of stones at the bottom.

How and how often should I re-pot outdoor plants?

Re-pot your plants at least every other year or whenever the soil in the planter gets old or roots poke out of it at the bottom drainage holes. When re-potting, choose a suitable pot at least one size bigger than your old plant pot. When you are reusing plant pots, always clean them thoroughly before potting new plants into them.

Do I need fertilizer for my potted plants?

Yes, it's a good idea to add fertilizer to your plant pots to provide all the nutrition your potted flowers or other plants need. Since they grow in a pot and not a flower or vegetable bed, they only have the compost they were potted with to live from even if you re-pot them once a year.

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Showcase your favourite plants with garden plant pots & planters that add charm to patios, balconies, and garden spaces.

Black Friday in July

Alexaundrea Pot Planter

By Metro Lane

(11)

Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars11 total votes

£9.47 was ~~£11.99~~

Bought for an indoor plant and it fits perfectly. Good quality and delivered on time.. Anonymous. GB. Fri May 30 2025

Black Friday in July

4 Colours, 7 Sizes

Large Trough Planter, Frostproof Outdoor Plant Pot, Long Garden Planter with Drainage Holes, Concrete Effect Rectangular Plant Pot

By HORTICO

Grey, 37.5cm H x 80cm W x 37cm D

(263)

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars263 total votes

£129.99 RRP ~~£139.99~~

Free 2-Day Delivery

Get it by Wed, 9 Jul

Great quality, bought last year and it still looks new. Anonymous. Sun Jun 22 2025

Sale

5 Colours, 11 Sizes

Rosalind Wheeler Garden Planter With Trellis

By Rosalind Wheeler

121.5cm H x 40cm W x 40cm D, Brown

(23)

Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars23 total votes

£42.99 was ~~£45.99~~

Easy to put together feels quite solid just what I needed. T. Dorchester Dorset, GB. Sun Apr 13 2025

Sale

6 Colours, 26 Sizes

Garden Raised Bed Powder-coated Steel

By Dakota Fields

68 cm x 224cm x 40cm, Grey

(15)

Rated 2.6 out of 5 stars15 total votes

£57.99 was ~~£61.99~~

This garden raised bed would be a great choice for DIY enthusiasts to decorate their gardens, balconies, or patios.

Perfect for a raised feature, watch the sharp edges when putting together. Handy they provide gloves!. Lucy. Brackley, GB. Tue May 09 2023

Black Friday in July

Wood Raised Garden Bed

By Dakota Fields

(80)

Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars80 total votes

£45.99 was ~~£55.99~~

2-Day Delivery

Get it by Wed, 9 Jul

I’m pleased with this plantertrellis. Feels sturdy and well made. The fence is about 6ft.. Julie. Selsey Chichester, GB. Tue May 13 2025

Black Friday in July

Alexaundrea Pot Planter

By Metro Lane

(15)

Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars15 total votes

£11.99 was ~~£13.99~~

I like the way the way the pot has a mottled colour scheme... Wooldridge. Minehead, GB. Fri Jun 27 2025

1You are currently on page one2 3 4…75Page 75, the final page

Chosing the right Garden Plant Pots & Planters

What are the advantages of using outdoor planters and plant pots?

Flexibility: Plant pots are a versatile option for growing your own vegetables, herbs, flowers and other plants, and even little trees in. Use pots and planters if you do not have enough space or the time to take care of a full garden with flower beds, vegetable beds and a greenhouse.
Space: If you have a balcony, a little container garden does not need too much space and gives you the freedom to move your plants into the sun or shade, out of the rain or even into the house whenever you need to.
Plant needs: You can grow plants that are not hardy and do not like the cold in winter in pots and planters and easily move them to the shed, cellar or garage once the temperature begin to drop.
Decoration: Decorate every corner of your garden with some flowers. Place a pretty planter urn right next to your front door, or a big planter box next to the shed. Hang a hanging basket from the roof of your house or garden shed or even from a sturdy tree branch if the potted plants like a more shaded place. Add window boxes to your windows or balcony to grow beautiful flowers in summer and decorate them with evergreen twigs and branches in winter. Even buy special planters to put onto your fence or balcony railing. These are called rail planters. If you always wanted to have a vertical garden check out our DIY article on how to create your own vertical garden at home.

What material is the best for outdoor planters and plant pots?

Terracotta plant pots

Plastic plant pots

Wooden planters

Metal planters and plant pots

Resin plant pots

Stone or concrete plant pots

Ceramic plant pots

What are popular colours for plant pots?

Popular colours for plant pots (plastic or otherwise) are grey, blue or green, as well as the ever present terracotta pots that come in their natural colour (glazed or unglazed).

How do I take care of my plant pots?

Wood can shrink and expand with moisture so avoid placing directly on the ground. To prevent the wood from rotting, treat it with suitable preservatives.
Clay doesn't react well to freezing climates. Avoid leaving clay planters outside during winter so as to prevent them from cracking.
Metal heats up quickly during fine weather, make sure to water your plants regularly to prevent them from drying out. You could also invest in an internal liner, which will help to improve insulation. To avoid the metal from corroding, provide a protective barrier by painting the metal or applying an oil sealant or galvanised zinc coating.
Ceramic planters are prone to cracking or breaking if exposed to icy temperatures. Keep them in good condition by using them as an indoor planter during winter. Due to their fragility, also take care during potting.
Stone and concrete pots need to be covered up during winter to prevent any discolouring or deterioration caused by snow and ice.