Redondo Low Mid Planter - Set of 3
Redondo Low Mid Planter By Plantatorem - 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:13.0" x 9.0"
Small:10.0" x 8.0"
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium:13.0" x 9.0"
Small:10.0" x 8.0"
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Three Low Planters in a Lava-Textured Glaze
The Redondo Low Mid Planter is a ceramic planter set of 3 from our Chelsea Gardener collection, finished in a cratered black glaze closer to volcanic rock than pottery.
A Cratered Black Glaze
The reactive glaze boils during firing and cools into a field of pits and craters, charcoal in the depths with pale gray crust on the raised edges. Because these are handmade ceramic planters, the pattern never repeats, and no two ceramic pots in the set match.
Low, Wide, and Straight-Sided
The wall runs straight from a plain rim to a slight step at the base, no taper and no collar. Each piece sits wider than it stands, so the planting reads as the tall element and the vessel stays a plinth beneath. The low stance also keeps the set steady on windy decks.
Staging the Three Sizes
Three graduated sizes give you a grouping straight out of the box, and as a set of ceramic pots for outdoor plants they save you matching finishes across separate purchases. For large ceramic planters to anchor the same corner, browse our Chelsea Gardener collection, or match the texture with our Coco Pots Coral set.
Where They Work and What to Plant
Dark glaze pushes foliage forward, so plant for color: croton, coleus, or caladium in shade, agave or blue fescue in sun. As ceramic plant pots they suit compact root systems rather than shrubs. Set them along a pool coping or at the base of a stair.
Used as garden planters in a bed, the black texture sits well against gravel, and as ceramic garden planters they hold up beside concrete and corten steel. These are outdoor planters first, though the smallest moves indoors.
Know More About Redondo Low Mid Plante
Are ceramic planters good for outdoor use?
Are ceramic planters good for outdoor use?
Yes, when the ceramic is high-fired. Ours are fired hot enough to close the clay body, so water does not soak in and cause damage in cold weather. Glazed outdoor ceramic planters also hold color far longer than resin or painted metal, which chalk and fade in sun.
How do you arrange a set of three planters?
How do you arrange a set of three planters?
Group them in a triangle rather than a straight line, with the largest set slightly back and the two smaller pieces offset in front. Odd numbers read better than even. Leave space around the biggest piece so the grouping does not look crowded.
What are the benefits of ceramic garden planters?
What are the benefits of ceramic garden planters?
Weight is the main one. Ceramic stays put in wind where plastic tips, and the thicker wall insulates roots against temperature swings. Glaze also resists staining, so rain or a splash of fertilizer wipes clean instead of leaving a mark.
Are ceramic planters durable?
Are ceramic planters durable?
Very, with two cautions. High-fired ceramic handles years of sun, rain, and cold without fading or cracking. Avoid dropping them on stone, and never leave soil to freeze solid inside, since expanding ice stresses any rigid container.
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