
Sedona Planter Bowl in Hammered Copper: a 27-inch copper planter that ages to a patina
The Outdoor Plus Sedona planter bowl is a deep, 27-inch round copper planter with a rolled rim, made for palms, ivy, or a mound of seasonal color. Each is hand hammered in the USA, and the copper slowly deepens toward a blue-green patina as it weathers outdoors.
It arrives ready to fill and plant. Want water flowing beside the plants? The Sedona planter and water bowl adds a copper spillway. The Sedona planter bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specification Sheets
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OPT-27RCPRPO
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FAQ
What size is the hammered copper Sedona?
One size: OPT-27RCPRPO, a 27-inch round bowl in hand-hammered copper. It is a deliberately versatile footprint — large enough to anchor plantings beside a seating area, compact enough for balconies, entries, and the tighter corners of a patio plan.
How fast does copper patina outdoors?
Change begins within months: the Sedona’s bright finish deepens first to amber-browns, then gradually toward the muted, variegated tones that make aged copper so prized. Sun, rain, and salt air all set the pace. Cleaning and covering slow it; nothing needs to stop it.
Which fire features pair with it?
Its natural partner is a hammered copper flame bowl from the same family — see our copper fire pits. Matching metal, matching craft: the pairing carries one warm material through fire and greenery alike, the Sedona holding the green half.
Is any hardware included or required?
None — the Sedona copper planter is a finished bowl, not an installation project. No burner, no plumbing, no anchoring hardware; unbox it, position it, add potting mix and plants (neither included), and it is done. That simplicity is half the appeal of the planter versions.
What planting palette flatters copper?
Silvery and blue-toned foliage — lavender, dusty miller, blue fescue — pops against the Sedona’s warm metal, while deep greens and burgundies give a richer, moodier read. Trailing plants that drape the hammered rim show the material off best.
How do I look after hammered copper?
Gently: mild soap, water, soft cloth, and no abrasives that would scratch the hammered facets. Beyond that the Sedona is self-sufficient — patina is protection, not decay, so even a completely neglected bowl is aging correctly rather than deteriorating.
Can it stay out through storms and snow?
Yes — copper handles every season without structural complaint; weather only advances the finish. If heavy freezes hit your area, keep the Sedona’s soil draining so ice expansion is not stressing the bowl from within, the same rule as any planted container.