An ever changing array of new and interesting planters to keep up with your ever growing plant collection. Potted work in shapes and finishes that make a pot worth buying on its own, which is useful, because most of us acquire the plant first and then panic.
The range moves constantly, so it is worth a look even if you checked last month. Ribbed and speckled ceramics, matte glazes, tonal neutrals and the occasional colour that earns its place. Sizes run from bud-vase-adjacent up to floor pots that can carry a corner.
Our Potted range covers indoor planters and pots, saucers and stands, and vessels in a rotating selection of finishes. Pair them with our plants and faux greenery, and size up rather than down.
Do Potted planters have drainage holes?
The Oslo, Wide Oslo, Zurich and Athens planters all have drainage, and the Oslo, Wide Oslo and Athens include a saucer. The Vienna is a cover pot, so keep your plant in its nursery pot inside it.
What sizes does the Oslo planter come in?
It depends on the glaze. Some colours run from a Mini for cuttings up to an XL for a floor-standing plant, while Espresso comes in small, medium and large. Glazes include Ice White, Jet Black, Sage, Parchment, Sandstorm and Espresso.
How does the Berlin self-watering planter work?
A self-watering planter holds a reservoir of water below the soil that the roots draw from as needed, so you water less often. The Berlin comes in two sizes in a Eucalypt glaze.
How do I choose the right planter size?
Go a few centimetres wider than the plant's current nursery pot so the roots have room to grow. A pot that is far too large holds wet soil for too long, so size up one step at a time.
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