Quin Blue Ceramic Round Medium Outdoor Planter with Drainage Holes
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Houzz | $263.00 |
Home Depot | $267.65 |
Interior HomeScapes | $272.80 |
Topography Home | $272.80 |
The Well Appointed House | $310.00 |
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Beautiful addition to bump up your curb appeal!
Beautiful and perfect for inside or outside. The weight keeps...
Beautiful and perfect for inside or outside. The weight keeps it from falling or tipping over
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I used this outdoor on a covered patio that has lots of strong wind. I placed two fake palms in each and they look fantastic. Heavy, solid and seems to be unbreakable as the wind blew it over a few times before I could get enough sand and rocks in it to keep it from blowing over. Not even a scratch! I was impressed.
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Prices are currently low for this product, typically ranging from $265 to $305, and the lowest price we've seen is $245.
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.Description
Elevate your outdoor space with this exquisite Quin Blue Ceramic Planter. Crafted for durability, it features a unique round shape with a wide lip, perfect for showcasing your plants. Its glazed finish adds a touch of elegance, while the built-in drainage holes ensure optimal plant health. Handcrafted to withstand the elements, this 25-quart medium-sized planter merges functionality with timeless style.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I consider when selecting planters for my plants?
Look for planters with drainage holes to prevent overwatering, consider the material based on indoor or outdoor use, and choose a size that accommodates the plant's growth.
How do I match planters with my home decor?
Select planters in colors and materials that complement your home's style. Use contrasting planters as accent pieces to add visual interest.
Can I use unconventional items as planters?
Definitely, items like old teapots, boots, or buckets can be repurposed as unique planters. Ensure proper drainage is added.
