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Terrace Galestro Pot

$26.00 – $46.00

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Ceramic Pumpkin Planter

$20.00 – $46.00

3 colors

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Top Rated

Ceramic Pumpkin Planter

$20.00 – $46.00

3 colors

Terrain Exclusive

Top Rated

Ceramic Pumpkin Planter

$20.00 – $46.00

3 colors

Terrain Exclusive

Grey Taper Galestro Pot

Barnacle Footed Pot

Barnacle Juliet Planter

Barnacle Water Jar Planter

Barnacle Tall Droplet Planter

Barnacle Footed Drop Planter

Barnacle Tapered Base Planter

Barnacle Pluto Planter

Honey Pot Ceramic Planter

Honey Pot Ceramic Planter

Handled Terracotta Planter

Fiber Dolly Jar Planter

Ceramic Wrap Pot

Round Rose Galestro Pot

Pot Shaped Planters

Our most classic planter silhouette, the pot is perfect for any size or style garden, both indoors and out. Whether you’re looking for a traditional terracotta pot or are in the market for a modern glazed one, we have a wide variety of styles, sizes, silhouettes, and shapes. Need a durable option that will weather beautifully when it’s left outdoors? Our barnacle planters are finished with a gorgeous maritime patina that’s meant to get better with age. Need a colorful, modern indoor planter for your monstera or fiddle leaf fig? We have hanging iron pots, glazed ceramic pots, painted metal pots, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions on Plant Pots

How do I choose the right pot for my plant?

Choose a pot based on your plant's size, drainage needs, and material preferences. The right container supports healthy root growth and keeps your plant thriving for years to come. Pick a pot roughly 1–2 inches larger in diameter than your plant's current container, giving roots room to grow without overwhelming them. Look for a drainage hole to prevent waterlogged roots and root rot. Choose a finish and shape that complements your space, from sculptural stoneware to classic clay.

What should I put in the bottom of a planter pot?

A layer of drainage material, such as gravel, broken pottery shards, or lava rock, belongs at the bottom of a planter pot. This layer keeps the drainage hole from clogging with soil and helps excess water escape freely. From there, add a well-draining potting mix suited to your plant type before settling in the roots. For pots without drainage holes, a base layer of activated charcoal on top of your drainage material helps keep soil fresh and odor-free.