Durable, stylish containers for any urban gardening space
Choose the Right Container
Containers are the building blocks of urban gardening. The right choice depends on your space, plant type, climate, and aesthetic preferences. From traditional terracotta to modern self-watering systems, we offer solutions for every gardener.
Quality containers ensure proper drainage, durability, and optimal plant health while adding visual appeal to your garden space.
Terracotta Pots
Classic breathable pots in various sizes, ideal for herbs and ornamentals
Recycled Plastic Pots
Lightweight, durable, and eco-friendly containers for any plant
Fabric Grow Bags
Breathable fabric containers perfect for vegetables and flowers
Self-Watering Planters
Smart containers with built-in water reservoirs for consistent moisture
Ceramic Planters
Decorative ceramic containers in contemporary and traditional styles
Raised Bed Kits
Modular wooden or composite raised beds for larger plantings
Containers & Planters Buying Guide
Container Size Matters
Plant root systems need adequate space. As a general rule, use containers that are at least 6-12 inches deep for herbs, 12-18 inches for vegetables, and 18+ inches for shrubs and large plants.
Material Considerations
- Terracotta: Breathable, attractive, but heavy and can crack in cold
- Plastic: Lightweight, affordable, retains moisture well
- Fabric: Excellent drainage, prevents root circling, breathable
- Ceramic: Beautiful appearance, heavier, moderate drainage
- Composite: Durable, weather-resistant, long-lasting
Drainage is Critical
Every container must have drainage holes. Poor drainage leads to root rot and plant failure. If using a decorative pot without holes, place a draining pot inside it.