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Bloem Harlow Plastic Planter

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Options vary by product: some small decorative pots have no drainage hole; many freestanding planters have a single drainage hole; some raised planters include multiple pre-drilled drainage holes; and some metal garden beds use an open base that sits on the ground to allow drainage.

Common sizes vary by type: small freestanding planters are typically about 6–8 inches in height/width; many terracotta/round planters measure about 7.87–8 inches; raised garden beds and planter boxes often range roughly 31–48 inches in length, with heights from about 12 up to 29 inches.

Cushions: follow the product care label—many list spot cleaning or wiping clean and feature removable covers for easier cleaning. Wooden planters: the finished, waterproof surfaces are typically wiped clean with a damp towel.

Common convenience features include an ergonomic planting height (example: 29") to reduce bending, a bottom storage shelf for tools, pre-drilled drainage holes to prevent waterlogging, and design elements that help protect plants from small animals.

Typical materials include ceramics and terracotta; plastics such as polypropylene and HIPS; steel (often powder-coated); fir or other woods for beds and planters; textile covers (for example, blends like 93% polyester/7% cotton) with polyurethane foam fill for cushions; and general plastics for small accessories like clips.

Light clips install using the supplied adhesive strips and hangers—no tools required; packaging typically recommends spacing (about one clip per two feet of lights). The adhesive is described as water- and UV-resistant and is used on many sealed, smooth outdoor surfaces such as doors, vinyl siding, soffits, finished fences, tile, painted cinder block and windows; reviewers also report adhesion to stucco, wood, cedar siding, brick and textured walls.

Planters commonly come in round, square, oval and rectangular shapes. Finishes vary from matte to natural terracotta textures; some items are listed with no surface treatment while terracotta often shows subtle surface texture.

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