Sunnydaze Round Lava Finish Ceramic Planter - Green Distressed Ceramic - 14" Round

Looking for something new to liven up the garden, patio, or backyard? This unique ceramic planter for outdoor plants is a stunning piece of art that is sure to give any space a contemporary new look. Grow beautiful and healthy plants or flowers in this striking planter. The front porch flower pot is made from elegant ceramic with a vibrant green glaze before it is given a sophisticated lava surface treatment. Measuring 11” H, this planter is the right size for a variety of outdoor locations. Place it on the steps of the front porch, on an outdoor coffee table, or on the patio. The planter weighs only 23.6 lbs and is easy to move from place to place. Each outdoor planter pot features a built-in drainage hole to ensure that the soil receives the right amount of moisture for healthier, stronger plants.

• • CONVENIENT SIZE: This decorative planter for outdoor plants measures 14" in diameter (outer top, 8.5" at bottom) x 11" H and weighs 23.6 lbs. Its inner measurements are 11.75" in diameter x 10" H. The planter has a soil capacity of 3.05 gallons (0.41 cu ft).
  
  • DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Made from ceramic in a vibrant green color, this outdoor plant pot features a one-of-a-kind lava finish. The texture and color may vary slightly due to the natural variation that occurs during the glazing process. It is frost and UV resistant to resist the outdoor elements. With proper care, a ceramic flower pot will stand the test of time, providing a durable and reliable solution for all gardening endeavors year after year.
  
  • PROMOTES HEALTHY PLANT GROWTH: Ceramic pots are porous, allowing for air and moisture exchange between the soil and the surrounding environment. This planter features a single drainage hole in the bottom of the planter to ensure that the soil is properly drained for healthier plants.
  
  • VERSATILE USE: This sophisticated garden pot makes a stylish addition to the patio, front porch, or deck. They can also be placed indoors in sunrooms, on tabletops, or in windowsills with a saucer to catch water due to the drainage hole.