
Sedona Planter Bowl in Wood Grain: a 27-inch round concrete planter with a timber look
The Outdoor Plus Sedona planter bowl in wood grain is a 27-inch half-sphere concrete planter cast with a wood-plank texture, in ebony, ivory, or oak. Handmade in the USA, its glass-fiber concrete gives the warmth of timber with none of the rot, at a fraction of the weight of solid stone.
It arrives ready to fill and plant. Want water flowing beside the plants? The Sedona planter and water bowl in wood grain 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
Sedona-Planter-Bowl-Wood-Grain-Spec-Sheet
OPT-27RWGPO
| Color |
Ebony (-EBN), Ivory (-IVY), Oak (-OAK) |
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FAQ
What is the Sedona Wood Grain made of?
Glass fiber reinforced concrete cast in wood-textured molds — model OPT-27RWGPO. The grain is molded into the concrete surface itself, so the Sedona delivers a timber warmth that will never rot, split, or need staining, because underneath the look it is stone-tough GFRC.
Which finishes does it come in?
Three wood tones: Ebony, a deep charcoal; Ivory, a pale driftwood; and Oak, a classic medium brown. All three keep the cast grain texture prominent, so the Sedona reads as a wooden bowl at a glance while carrying concrete’s durability.
Can I pair it with a matching fire feature?
Yes — the Sedona series includes fire bowls cast on the same profile, and the broader concrete fire pit line shares the wood grain treatment. Flame in one bowl, plantings in this one, and the textures tie the whole patio together.
Does the wood texture need sealing or refinishing?
No — that is the trade you are making in your favor. Real wood planters demand sanding, sealing, and eventual replacement; the Sedona’s grain is cast concrete, so upkeep is an occasional rinse. The texture stays crisp without a single weekend of maintenance.
What plantings suit the wood-grain look?
Lean natural: ferns, grasses, heuchera, and trailing greenery reinforce the organic texture, while succulents give the Sedona a cleaner modern read. It is a round bowl format, so favor container-scaled root systems. Soil and plants are not included with the bowl.
Is this a fire bowl or a planter?
A planter, full stop — the wood grain Sedona contains no burner or gas hardware and never carries flame. If you want fire in the same aesthetic, the series’ fire bowls are the siblings to shop; this bowl’s job is holding the greenery beside them.
How does GFRC handle freezing weather?
Well — far better than terracotta and without wood’s rot risk. The Sedona tolerates freeze-thaw cycling as long as you keep its soil from sitting saturated into a hard freeze. Free-draining mix and working drainage are the whole winter checklist.