We discovered the cheap outdoor planters, whereupon designers swear

“One thing is certain: you can never do anything wrong with classic aged terracotta planters. You look even more elevated if you layer you alongside other planters of different sizes and heights. Fill them with real or artificial plants and group a few together to create a warm, inviting accent for your outer space.”

– Audrey Check, founder of Audrey Check Design

“I recently came across this recycling resin planter outdoors from Walmart and was shocked by how good it looks personally. The proportions and the size are great and the finish looks like stone. And they cannot exceed the price!”

– Amanda Hickam, owner of Harper Harris Design

“This planter has a modern, powder -coated finish and consists of galvanized steel, which makes it both rust -resistant and durable. The minimalist design complements modern outdoor areas.”

– Adam Sexton, landscape designer at Richardson & Associates Landscape Architecture

“These planters look like aged, but are super easy, which they ideal for tenants or anyone who likes to reorganize their outer space.

– Linda Hayslett, founder of Linda Hayslett

“This classic concrete planter from the Heimdepot is a must. Its timeless design works both on the front and on the rear terrace and complements a wide range of outdoor styles. Versatile and durable. This piece can easily be shaped with leaves or flowers to correspond to your space.”

– Audrey Check, founder of Audrey Check Design

“I love these structured concrete planters from the site. The base is helped with footprint and also offers the opportunity to layer pots side by side. The texture is interesting and anchor the mood of the plants sprouting above.”

– Kelly Neely, founder of Kelly Neely Interiors

“These planters are perfect for creating a coherent garden look. The built-in drainage ensures healthy plant growth.”

– Sara Malek Barney, founder and main designer of Bandd/Design

“This planter is known for its double design and offers insulation for plant roots and consists of light, durable materials. Its contemporary look goes with various outdoor decors.”

– Adam Sexton, landscape designer at Richardson & Associates Landscape Architecture

“These are perfect for everyone who does not want to worry about daily watering. The clean design works in a series of aesthetics, and the built -in water reservoir makes them incredibly functional for hot climate zones or busy homeowners.”

– Linda Hayslett, founder of Linda Hayslett

“We love the vintage feeling of this design and they are budget-friendly!”

– Laura Hodges, founder of Laura Hodges Studio

“The Jakobschusscheldails feels particularly important. It gives your traditional terracotta pot a little in a mood.”

– Audra Samnotra, founder of the Social Swan Decors

“A practical choice for those looking for functions and affordability. The minimalist design complements a variety of outdoor environments.”

– Sara Malek Barney, founder and main designer of Bandd/Design

“We love the unique form of this planter, and the floor is separated, which is a beautiful bonus for water drainage.”

– Laura Hodges, founder of Laura Hodges Studio

“Simple, modern and light weight, this rejuvenating planter works beautifully in contemporary and transition areas. It is durable, UV-resistant, perfect for flanking a front door or lining a terrace.”

– Gie Coppel, director and founder of Coppel Design Partners

“This planter offers an elegant, contemporary look without the strong price. The generous size is perfect for creating effective systems on terraces or inputs.”

– Sara Malek Barney, founder and main designer of Bandd/Design