Outdoor plant pots

Plants can bring an abundant amount of life, tranquillity and joy to our homes, so it’s important to make sure you have the right home for them. That's where our stylish garden pots come in. 

With a high-quality pot or planter, you’ll find looking after your plants a lot easier. Even in smaller spaces, they give you the freedom to grow your own fresh produce or create a flower arrangement that adds colour to a room. You can pot your plants outside to flourish in the summer months and then move them inside for winter. 

How to choose the right planters for you 

Finding the perfect garden pot for your latest leafy addition can be a challenge, but we’ve got a wide range of pots in different styles, colours, shapes and sizes. Here’s a quick guide to help you choose the right pots for your garden or outdoor space. H3: Metal garden pots With their raw, shiny texture, metal garden pots are a beautiful choice for indoor and outdoor plants, especially ones with colourful flowers. The polished, metallic finish contrasts against the natural softness of the plant, while making the colours pop. 

Concrete garden pots 

If you’re a fan of Scandinavian interior design, concrete garden pots are an easy way to get the look. Their tough, rustic texture and greyish colour ­– paired with green and leafy plants – creates a striking look that’s perfect, indoors or out. 

Terracotta pots 

A classic choice for any outdoor space is the traditional terracotta pot. The soft neutral colouring complements plants of all shapes and sizes. Whether you want to grow greens or flowers, this beautiful style of pot will enhance your front porch, balcony or garden. 

We offer planters in lots of different sizes. Some for a small cultivation, and others that can house taller plants or flowers. 

How to take care of your garden pots 

Even though our garden pots are made to withstand the elements, there are some things you can do to help make sure they last. 

A plant mover or felt pads underneath the pot can prevent moisture from damaging your planter. For extremely cold conditions, we also have some frost resistant pots for you to choose from. If the temperature drops below zero, all you need to do to keep your pot in good condition is empty the soil and cover it up. If you do, you can store it outside all year round. 

Lastly, don’t forget to regularly clean your garden pots. As well as keeping them looking nice, you’ll get rid of any bacteria that could harm your plants.