Coco Pots Coral - Set of 3 (Coral Aqua)
For detailed measurement guidelines, please refer to our Planter Measurement Guide.
Coco Pots Coral - Coral Aqua / Set of 3 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium: 15.0" D x 13.0" H
Small: 12.0" D x 11.0" H
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium: 15.0" D x 13.0" H
Small: 12.0" D x 11.0" H
Coco Pots Coral
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A Reef-Textured Ceramic Trio
Coco Pots Coral is a three-piece set from the Chelsea Gardener collection, glazed to look like reef pulled up and dried in the sun.
The Glaze Does the Work
The form stays simple on purpose: an egg-round body, narrow foot, thin rim curling inward. The surface is the reason to buy. A reactive glaze bubbles and pits in the kiln, cratering deeply in some patches and skinning into a fine crust in others. No two sets of these glazed ceramic planters carry the same pattern.
Nine Colorways
They read very differently. Coral Aqua is pale seafoam over white crust. Coral Rust and Coral Bronze burn copper into dark hollows. Coral Black and Coral Grey stay nearly monochrome. Coral Green and Coral gem Green pick up verdigris flecked with rust. Fired by hand, so your color shifts a shade from the photo, the trade you make with handmade ceramic planters. Coco Pots Aegean is the nearest alternative.
Three Sizes, One Grouping
Small is 12.0" D x 11.0" H, medium 15.0" D x 13.0" H, large 19.0" D x 17.0" H. The set ships at 100.0 lb. Stage them in a tight triangle, not a row, so the curves overlap. The two bigger pieces hold their own as large ceramic planters apart. Being handcrafted planters, the three differ from each other too.
See the Planter Measurement Guide.
Where the Set Belongs
A pool deck corner, a front stoop, one either side of a garage bay. As modern outdoor planters the rounded body softens flat stucco and board-formed concrete. These are decorative garden planters that earn attention empty, so leave the small one unplanted if the grouping feels busy.
What to Plant
The inward rim suits low mounded growth that breaks the edge. Agave 'Blue Glow' in the large. Golden barrel cactus in the medium. Hardy mums in the small for October. Lavender 'Phenomenal' works if you water sparingly. Skip tall top-heavy plants, since the narrow foot gives up stability. As decorative planters near seating, keep plantings low.
Weather and Drainage
Lift each pot onto rubber pot feet so water leaves the base and the glaze does not mark decking. As ceramic outdoor planters go, high-fired stock handles winter across most of the country, but no glazed pot survives soil frozen solid, so empty or cover the set in zone 5 and colder.
Know More About Coco Pots Coral - Set of 3
Does the cratered surface trap dirt?
Does the cratered surface trap dirt?
Some of it will. Deeper craters catch grit and stray potting mix, and dust settles into the pale crust where it shows most. A hose and a soft brush clear it. Skip wire brushes and pressure washers, which chip glaze off the ridges.
How do I move the large pot once planted?
How do I move the large pot once planted?
Avoid it. Fill each pot where it will live. The set ships at 100.0 lb empty, and wet soil in a 19 inch vessel puts it past a one-person lift. Use a pot dolly, or plant into a nursery liner you can lift out.
Which colorway should I pick?
Which colorway should I pick?
Match the hardscape, not the plants. Coral White and Coral Aqua lift gray concrete and coastal settings. Coral Black and Coral Grey recede into dark decking, which is what you want when the planting is the focus. Coral Rust and the greens work hardest against brick.
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