Large Terracotta Planter Pot, Aged Red Concrete in 3 Sizes
Large Terracotta Planter Pot, Aged Red Concrete in 3 Sizes
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This large terracotta planter pot is cast in concrete and washed in an aged red-brown finish, with a beaded band under the rolled rim. Three sizes stand 10.6 to 15.7 inches tall — weight enough to keep a small tree steady.
As an aged terracotta planter, each pot has one drainage hole and a weathered surface that reads years old on day one. Set it by a sunny window or a front step — the planters and stands edit.
Design & Material
- Round tapered planter cast in concrete with an aged red-brown terracotta finish
- Beaded scallop band just under the rolled rim
- One drainage hole in the base
- Three sizes: Medium, Large and X Large
Key Details
- Material: concrete with a terracotta-red finish
- Colour: red brown to orange brown, with lighter mineral bloom
- Medium: 11.8 in. top x 7.87 in. base x 10.6 in. high, 7 lb
- Large: 13.4 in. top x 9.8 in. base x 11.8 in. high, 9.7 lb
- X Large: 15.7 in. top x 11.8 in. base x 15.7 in. high, 14.5 lb
- Drainage: one hole in the base
Care Instructions
- Brush off soil and dust with a soft dry brush; the aged finish is meant to stay uneven
- Use a saucer or cork mat indoors so water from the drainage hole never reaches the floor
- Keep the drainage hole clear and lift the pot onto feet outdoors so it drains freely
- Avoid pressure washers and harsh cleaners, which can strip the red-brown wash
Return & Refund Policy
15 Days Money Back Guarantee
Shipping information
Free Tracked & Insured Shipping on All Orders (Contiguous US)
You May Ask
Does This Planter Have A Drainage Hole?
Yes, one hole sits in the base, so water drains straight through and roots never sit wet. Indoors, set the pot on a saucer or a cork mat to protect the floor; outdoors, a pair of pot feet lifts it clear of the paving so the hole keeps draining.
Can A Concrete Planter Stay Outside All Year?
Concrete takes sun, rain and wind well, and the aged red finish is made to weather further, not to stay pristine. In a hard-freeze climate, keep the drainage hole clear and lift the pot onto feet, since wet soil that freezes solid is what cracks any masonry pot.
Which Size Should I Choose?
Medium is 11.8 inches across the top and 10.6 inches tall, Large 13.4 by 11.8, and X Large 15.7 by 15.7 at 14.5 pounds. Pick a pot about two inches wider than the nursery pot it replaces; the X Large suits a small olive or fig tree.
Is It Real Terracotta?
The body is cast concrete, finished in a red-brown wash that reads like old fired clay, with lighter mineral bloom across the surface. That gives the look of an aged terracotta pot with the weight and steadiness of concrete, which keeps a tall plant from tipping in a draught.
What If It Doesn't Suit The Room Once It's Here?
It goes back. Every order carries our 15 Days Money Back Guarantee, counted from the day it arrives, and ships with Free Tracked & Insured Shipping on All Orders (Contiguous US). Live with the pot a few days first; a planter reads differently beside your own plants than on a screen.
