Drainage Holes Urn Planters

35.6 x 35 x 40

This large imposing Urn is supplied in 2 parts, with a screw in base to give a secure and stable finish. The exterior has an imposing lattice effect which is then finished off with a White wash exterior. This neutral colour is ideal for mixed planting. Manufactured from recycled plastics it is both lightweight and frostproof. Supplied with pre-drilled drainage holes making it suitable for outdoor use.

I didn't measure before buying nonetheless I am extremely pleased with the size, colour and how easy they are to assemble. Anonymous. Tue Apr 01 2025

Blue

Kathy. Manchester, GB. Thu May 29 2025

This Fiberglass Urn Planter is cast from an antique original believed to be Jacobean and has its dents and fatigue marks. There are four devil masks, complete with horns decorating the urn planter.

The outer diameter is 28cm, inside its more like 20cm and its oval so its x 17cm. Its really hard to find a pot that drains into it as it has no drain holes but its very unique.. Magda. Oldmeldrum, Inverurie, GB. Wed Sep 28 2022

Extra Large

This Bell Fiberglass Plant Pot is a versatile and stylish choice of plant pot. The detailing of the panels and rivets gives the appearance of old weather-beaten copper.

Lovely wanted these for ages! Will be planted with mature Camellia and Magnolia (small fully grown trees/large shrubs).. Margaret. Skelton-in-cleveland Saltburn-by-the-sea, GB. Mon May 04 2020

Medium

This Mairead Fiberglass Cachepot has an understated elegance. Lightweight and frostproof.

It is very light and sturdy, exquisitely and perfectly stunning. Would enhance the ugliest of gardens. So proud of my new possession.. Anonymous. Sun May 01 2022

Large

This Brownlow Fibreglass Urn Planter has been admired since Greek and Roman times. The graceful and timeless shape is excellent for cut flowers as well as planting. We offer the Brownlow Fiberglass Urn Planter in 3 different sizes.

Fantastic size and looks like cast and heavy although lightweight Extremely happy. Lucas. Ixworth, Bury St. Edmunds, GB. Tue Aug 07 2018