A low bowl planter gives you room to create one planting display on a patio, pool deck or entryway. You can choose a round or square shape, with a shallow profile for succulents and grasses or a deeper bowl for a small tree. Every bowl here is made in the USA by The Outdoor Plus. Choose a finish to match your space, then add your own soil and plants. Each arrives ready to fill and plant.


Choose the shape and size of your large bowl planter

Choose a wide rim, a pedestal foot or a square shape with a tapered base for a modern patio or a traditional garden. Most sizes are 24, 30 or 36 inches across, with heights from 9 to 16.5 inches. Soil capacity runs about 1 to 6 cubic feet. Want planting space with flowing water? The matching planter and water bowls have a central planting well and front scupper.

Concrete, copper, stainless or powder coat

A concrete bowl planter looks like solid stone at a fraction of the weight. Our concrete planters use glass-fiber concrete in 18 colors or cast wood grain. Hammered copper develops a blue-green patina outdoors. Brushed stainless steel is durable enough for outdoor weather and stays bright with an occasional wipe. Among our metal planters, powder-coated steel offers 15 colors.

Bowls that match your fire and water features

The same molds shape these bowls and the maker's matching fire bowls and water-only bowls. Pair the same shape across pool steps for a consistent design. You can also coordinate concrete fire pits in the same 18 colors and wood-grain finishes.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer, so the full manufacturer warranty applies. Explore the wider The Outdoor Plus planter line, browse all outdoor planters, or compare outdoor water features. If you have questions about size, material or matching, call us and we will talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

What can I plant in a low planter bowl?

Shallow bowls suit succulents, ornamental grasses, herbs, trailing flowers and seasonal color. Deeper half-sphere and urn shapes hold 3 to 6 cubic feet of soil for a small palm or tree. Think of the planting as one display.

What do I put in the bottom of a planter bowl?

Use coarse stone or gravel, then free-draining potting mix. Keep the mix loose rather than packed. Product pages do not list a drain, so ask us about drainage for your intended spot before you order.

Will a planter bowl match my fire bowl?

Yes, when you choose the corresponding shape from The Outdoor Plus. Both come from the same molds, with matching sizes and finishes, including 18 concrete colors, wood grain, hammered copper, stainless steel and powder-coat colors.