Bowl Planters
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Barnacle Rounded Bowl Planter
$128.00
Barnacle Button Bowl Planter
$58.00 – $88.00
2 colors
Canyon Ceramic Bowl Planter
$48.00 – $98.00
Bowl Shaped Planters
From modern to classic, naturally textured to smooth and sleek, sized for outdoor estate or indoor mini, our collection of bowl planters are ready to add character and dimension to your garden. Bowl planters, with a low profile and wider silhouette than traditional pots, are perfect for areas in your indoor and outdoor gardens that require a shorter clearance, have space to fill on the patio, or want to break up a sightline with varying heights and silhouettes. Crafted from all weather materials like stoneware or fiber cement, many of our low profile planters are perfectly at home on the doorstep, patio, or outdoor garden.
Frequently Asked Questions on Bowl Shaped Planters
What should I plant in a large bowl planter?
The best plants for a large bowl planter combine varying heights, textures, and growth habits to fill the space beautifully. For sunnier spots, succulents and drought-tolerant herbs also thrive beautifully in a large bowl's open growing space.
What should I plant in a low, round bowl planter?
A low, round bowl planter is best suited to plants with shallow root systems and a naturally compact or spreading habit, since depth is limited. Succulents, sedums, and alpine plants are ideal choices, as they hug the soil line and echo the bowl's rounded silhouette. For a softer look, try a mix of low-growing annuals like alyssum or dwarf marigolds paired with trailing greenery along the rim. Herbs such as thyme and chamomile also do well, spreading gracefully across the bowl's wide, open surface.
Do bowl planters need drainage holes?
Yes, bowl planters need proper drainage to prevent root rot and keep plants healthy. Look for a bowl planter with a built-in drainage hole, or add a layer of gravel at the base if your chosen bowl doesn't include one. Good drainage is especially important in wide, shallow designs, since water tends to spread rather than filter straight down.



