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Available materials in these listings include ceramic, metal, polypropylene, terracotta, and plastic.

Drainage options shown include single drainage holes, multiple drainage holes, planters without drainage holes, and self-watering wall planters that use a bottom reservoir instead of holes.

Weights in these listings range from about 0.33 pounds up to 21 pounds. Ceramic planters are shown at the heavier end (for example, 11 lbs and 18.6 lbs), while polypropylene and plastic planters are often under about 4 pounds; descriptions note heavier pots add stability in windy or breezy conditions.

Some planters include saucers (for example, a 2-pack lists planters with saucers), while others note you should place a saucer beneath the pot (saucer not included). Drainage holes are commonly used to prevent overwatering when using outdoor pots indoors.

Most freestanding planters in these results state no assembly is required, while the raised garden bed requires adult assembly and lists tools provided.

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