EDA Flower Pot, Anthracite Grey, 30 cm

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Fortunately, we’ve created this easy guide to help you find the right plant pots for your space. Whether you’re looking for a small or large planter, an indoor container, or a pot that matches your trellis, we’ll help you make the right choice, so read on! What material should you choose for your planters? Considered the most versatile colour for planters, blue and green will add coolness and a feeling of relaxation to your space. They can also be paired with bold colours like yellow and red for a lively feel. However, be cautious with these colours as they tend to absorb more light and heat, thus raising soil temperature. If you're using garden planters in these colours, consider monitoring soil temperature using a thermometer, especially during summer. Yellow These exclusive anthracite grey square metal planters are also available as rectangle metal plantersand trough metal plantersand in corten effect options square metal planters

Planters come in various heights to house the roots of the different plants. A good planter should be tall enough to accommodate the roots of your plant and leave an extra space of 2 ½ cm to 5 cm at the top for watering. Shorter planters are best suited for plants with shallow roots, while tall planters are ideal for plants with deeper roots. You also need to think about how the plant looks in the pot. Choose a plant that's at least half the height of your plant for a balanced look. Avoid overpotting The term overpotting refers to growing plants in large planters, which could lead to the rotting of roots and other diseases due to limited airflow. Selecting the right planter size is important in ensuring your plants receive sufficient water and nutrients. What colour should you choose for your garden planters?

The size of the planter is another crucial point to keep in mind. Remember, plants need space to grow and are happier when placed in perfectly sized planters. Your planter should also be size-appropriate for your indoor or outdoor space. Here are guidelines to help you find the perfect size for your plants and space. Take into account the size of the plant White has always been associated with purity. It also reflects a lot of natural light without making your space look too loud. You can also use them alongside dark-coloured containers to create a bold look. They are not the most striking planters but can give your space a feeling of freshness. Beige and brown Probably the most common colours for planters, beige and tan reflect sufficient light and don't absorb too much heat from the sun. These earthy or neutral colours elicit a sense of peace and tranquillity, which is what you need in your home. They also work with virtually any colour. Blue and green

The planter bases can either sit level with the ground or reverse the base so it is inverted to create a shadow gapOur Square Metal Planters in Anthracite Grey are contemporary, smart and beautifully engineered and a great choice to show off your favourite flowers and feature plants and give your outdoor space an instant update. Plants thrive in a pot that drains– If you buy plant pots labelled 'indoor & outdoor', ensure you pop out the drainage hole before using it in your garden. Also, place a saucer under the container to prevent it from staining your patio or paved garden. Plant pots are a great way to make your home look even more stylish and there's something for all tastes at Dunelm. From small plant pots to large ornamental planters, we have an extensive range that you'll need to keep an eye on!