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Planters bring a patio to life—greenery, height, color, and a little privacy, all in pieces built to weather the seasons. Shop designer-curated outdoor planters and pots in every size and material.
Match the planter to the plant: leave a couple inches around the root ball, and size up for trees and shrubs that need room to grow. Bigger pots hold moisture longer (less frequent watering) and stay more stable in wind. Group odd numbers in varied heights for a fuller, designed look.
Fiberglass and resin are lightweight, durable, and frost-resistant—easy to move and great for big sizes. Glazed ceramic adds color but can crack in hard freezes. Concrete and stone are heavy and permanent; metal reads modern but heats up in sun. Match material to your climate and whether you’ll move them.
Good drainage is everything—look for drainage holes (or drill them), add a layer of gravel, or use pot feet so water escapes. Elevate pots slightly off the ground to prevent staining and rot, and choose a potting mix suited to your plants.
Use planters to define zones and add privacy—flank a doorway with a matching pair, line a railing, or screen a seating area with tall grasses. Vary heights and repeat a material or color for cohesion, and mix trailing, upright, and mounding plants within a grouping for fullness.
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Shop this room →Leave a couple inches around the root ball and size up for trees or shrubs. Larger pots hold moisture longer and resist tipping in wind.
Fiberglass and resin are lightweight, frost-resistant, and durable—ideal for large or movable pots; concrete and stone are permanent and heavy.
Yes—good drainage prevents root rot. Use pots with holes (or drill them), add gravel or pot feet, and elevate slightly off the ground.
Group odd numbers in varied heights, repeat a material or color, and use tall planters to add privacy or define a seating zone.
Yes—take our style quiz or book a designer, and we'll help you design an outdoor space that fits how you live.