Compare Pottery Pots planters, flower pots and hanging pots

Pottery Pots makes planters, flower pots and hanging pots for indoors and outdoors, often with a natural washed finish. Most of the pots are made of fibreclay, alongside models in plastic and concrete. On this page you compare the Pottery Pots models that are suitable for indoor and outdoor use according to their specifications, at the current price at the retailer.

What does Pottery Pots make?

• Flower pots: round pots such as Patt, Charlie, Harith, Eros, Cody and Lena, some of them on feet.
• Hanging pots: the flat Wally bowls from XS to M, hanging pots from Patt and Charlie, and hanging plant bowls.
• Large planters: tall models such as Nax, Dax, Artemis and Harith High, and the wide Jumbo Patt and Jumbo Charlie.
• Planters: the square Block (40 to 60 cm), the long Jort and the 80 cm Balcony XL.

Fibreclay, plastic or concrete

Fibreclay is a mix of clay and fibres. It looks like stone or terracotta, but it is lighter, which makes it a popular choice for large pots on a patio. Plastic is lighter still and easy to clean. Concrete is heavy and stays put, even in wind, but is harder to move. The Material filter lets you pick straight away.

Sizes and finishes

Pottery Pots often puts the dimensions in the name: diameter and height (for example Ø42 x H58 cm) or length, width and height for square and long planters. Sometimes the opening is given as well, which helps you check whether a plant with its root ball will fit. The finishes have names like Grey Washed, Black Washed, Clay Washed and Mocha Washed: a washed colour with some depth, so no two pots look exactly the same. The size label (XS, S, M, L, XL) differs from series to series, so always check the centimetres.

How to compare Pottery Pots

The filters let you choose by type (flower pot, planter, balcony planter or hanging pot), material, colour and diameter. For large pots the Diameter filter is useful, from under 20 cm to 70 cm and over. Check the capacity in litres on the product page so you know how much compost you need. Pottery Pots pots are not self-watering.

Compare prices

Every product shows the current price at the retailer, where you also place your order. More brands are listed under planters, or take a look at Ecopots and Capi Europe as well.