Pebble Beach Bowls - 7.5"X3.5" (Indigo Splash)
Pebble Beach Bowls - Indigo Splash / 7.5"X3.5" is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Single Pot:7.5"X3.5"
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Single Pot:7.5"X3.5"
Pebble Beach Bowls
Two Glazes on One Low Bowl
Pebble Beach Bowls are a bowl planter from our indoor range, low and wide with a glaze like sea-worn stone.
Texture You Can Feel
The wall rises straight from a rounded base to a thin rim, so it stays a simple round bowl planter with nothing to distract from the surface. Fine throwing rings circle the upper third, and below them the glaze breaks into a granular speckle that catches light. Indigo Splash runs deep navy with pale bursts scattered like foam. White Daisy is chalk-pale with warm green tones showing through the texture. Both are glazed by hand, so every ceramic bowl planter comes out slightly different. Contact us for photos of the exact piece if the shade matters.
Buy One or a Case of Six
Order a single small bowl planter, or a case of six at a lower price per piece. Six is the practical choice for party favors, a long shelf, or running the same small planters down a dining table. The two colorways group well.
Where to Place Pebble Bowls Planter
A coffee table, a kitchen island, a bathroom counter, a low shelf. Used as an indoor bowl planter the wide shallow shape reads more like an object than a pot, which is why it works as a decorative indoor planter in rooms already full of indoor plant pots. As a bowl planter it earns its place fast, since a cluster of rosettes fills the width in one planting. Browse our drop-in planters, or pair it with the metallic Jewel Cache Pot Mix.
Know More About Pebble Beach Bowls
What plants are best for indoor bowl planters?
What plants are best for indoor bowl planters?
Anything with shallow roots that spreads instead of climbing. Succulents, haworthia, and small ferns all work, and string of pearls looks good spilling over one edge. Avoid tall plants, which look unbalanced above a low bowl.
Are bowl planters good for succulents?
Are bowl planters good for succulents?
The ideal match. Succulents root sideways rather than down, so a shallow bowl gives them the room they need, and the wide opening lets you plant several rosettes together with gravel between them. Use a cactus and succulent mix rather than standard potting soil.
Do bowl planters need drainage?
Do bowl planters need drainage?
Manage water instead. Keep the plant in its nursery liner and lift it out to water, or add gravel below the soil and water sparingly. Succulents want soil drying out fully between waterings, so a light hand matters more than a hole.
What size plants are suitable for bowl planters?
What size plants are suitable for bowl planters?
Small starter plants rather than anything from a large grower pot. Two or three arranged across the width look better than one sitting in the middle. Leave space at the edge for top dressing.
How do you style a decorative bowl planter?
How do you style a decorative bowl planter?
Top dress with pea gravel, sand, or small stones to hide the soil and finish the surface. Vary the heights of what you plant, keeping the tallest slightly off center. Left empty, it works as a catch-all for keys or fruit.
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