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Concrete planters bring the look of cast stone to your patio, pool deck or entryway. Every piece here is made by The Outdoor Plus, with round and square shapes to frame greenery or sit beside a matching fire bowl. Some people call them cement planters; here you choose between plain concrete in 18 colors and a cast wood-grain finish. You can keep the focus on plants or add flowing water with a front spillway. Each piece arrives ready to fill and plant; you supply the soil and plants.
What makes these concrete planters different?
These pieces use glass fiber reinforced concrete for the texture of carved stone at a fraction of the weight of solid stone. Fine glass fibers add strength and durability. The shapes suit a modern design as well as a traditional style. Each is handmade in the USA and hand finished, so slight differences in color and texture are part of its character.
Colors and wood grain
Choose from 18 colors, including ash, limestone, chocolate and black. The wood grain has cast plank texture and knots in ebony, ivory or oak, without timber’s rot or splinters. Ivory resembles whitewashed driftwood. Our matching concrete fire pits and fire bowls share the finishes; the bowls come from the same molds.
Choose your shape, size and water option
The large concrete planters run up to 48 inches across. A concrete bowl planter suits a low arrangement; an urn on a pedestal foot adds height. Browse planter bowls across materials, or choose a planter and water bowl with a central planting well. Its copper scupper and water fitting are included; you supply the water line.
Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?
We’re an authorized dealer for The Outdoor Plus planter line, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Compare all outdoor planters, consider metal planters, or pair your choice with water bowls, scuppers and fountains. For color, size or matching questions, call us and we will talk it through.
FAQ
Do concrete planters crack in winter?
Glass fibers reinforce the concrete, but waterlogged soil expands when it freezes and can cause cracks. Keep potting mix free-draining, add gravel at the bottom, leave room at the top, and avoid winter soaking. Ask us about drainage on paved surfaces.
What plants grow best in a concrete planter?
Shallow bowls suit succulents, grasses, herbs and seasonal color. Deeper shapes offer room for a small palm or tree; check the planting capacity for your choice. Use a good potting mix rather than garden soil to help water drain.
How heavy is a concrete planter this size?
Glass fibers allow thin, strong walls that look like stone at a fraction of the weight. The bowl is still substantial, so choose its spot before adding soil. Call us for the weight of your chosen size.
