Poly planters are perfect for the home, garden, patio and balcony. They are durable, have effective drainage, and won’t chip or crack due to changes in temperature.
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Works great in a patio garden – good longevity I grow strawberries and herbs in the flower boxes on my desk. I have large (36″), medium (27″) and smaller (24″) flower boxes. They are lightweight yet sturdy. They fit just the right amount of dirt for a healthy plant yet do not take up a lot of space. And they look pretty decent, from a distance you can’t tell they are plastic.These planters stay outside during the winter and survived several winters without cracking or deteriorating. One of my friends is a master gardener and she gave me a tip to store these boxes on their side during the winter. This way they don’t get filled with water that freezes and expands which can crack the plastic. I had the current set of planters for several years and they survived well: no cracks and not much fading.The smaller ones are hanging on the railing using railing flower holders , and the larger ones are placed on utility shelves which I re-purposed to be garden shelves. This set up allows me to garden despite the bad back, I don’t need to bend over – everything is elevated.Overall, I am very pleased with these planters and will buy them again if I need another one.
Planter I have 4 of these and have had them for 3 years now. They are great they do weather if left out. This year I painted the old ones and they look new. You can paint them any color you want and cheap. I just went to the hardware store and picked out the paint I wanted (indoor/outdoor) paint and for a sample which is around $5. Lighter colors you will need more coats of paint they will also show dirt and water run off. You all might one to keep that in mind so you don’t have to keep buying new planters.
Windowsill Herb Garden Perfect for my windowsill herb garden. It really does look like terracotta and there is plenty of room for my plants to grow.
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