
Sedona Planter and Water Bowl in Hammered Copper: a 27-inch copper bowl with plants and a spill
The Outdoor Plus Sedona planter and water bowl is a 27-inch round copper bowl with a planting well in the middle and a copper scupper that pours water from the front edge. Each is hand hammered in the USA, and the copper slowly deepens toward a blue-green patina as it weathers outdoors.
The 3/4 inch copper scupper is included; you supply the water line. Prefer stone looks? The concrete Sedona planter and water bowl comes in 18 colors. The Sedona planter and water bowl ships free from My Cozy Outdoors with No Sales Tax (except WY) and the full manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
OPT-27RCPRPW
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FAQ
What size is the hammered copper Sedona water and planter bowl?
One size: OPT-27RCPRPW, a 27-inch hand-hammered copper round with a copper scupper on a 3/4-inch connection. The single-size format keeps the decision simple — the 27-inch footprint suits most residential pool walls and courtyard basins comfortably.
Why put copper next to water?
Because nothing ages better there — the spill keeps light dancing across the Sedona’s hammered facets while moisture deepens the patina from bright penny to rich bronze. Copper is centuries-proven around water; it gains character where other finishes merely survive.
What does installation involve?
Two very different jobs: a pool contractor plumbs the 3/4-inch scupper connection into the pool’s circulation loop and balances the spill, while you simply fill the planted section with potting mix and plants — soil and plants not included. The systems never cross.
Is the greenery affected when the water runs?
No — the Sedona’s planted compartment sits apart from the spill path, so flow never erodes the soil and irrigation never enters the plumbing. Run the scupper on the pump schedule and garden on yours; the bowl keeps both halves peacefully separated.
How should I maintain copper in a splash zone?
Minimally — rinse off debris and mineral deposits, wash occasionally with mild soap and a soft cloth, and never use abrasives on the hammered surface. Whether you polish for brightness or let the patina run is purely aesthetic; the Sedona is protected either way.
What completes the set?
The Sedona family and the wider water bowls range — pair this copper piece with the series’ fire bowls or its planter sibling and the hammered profile repeats across fire, water, and greenery in one aging-in-step material.
Can it spill into something other than a swimming pool?
Yes — any contractor-plumbed recirculating basin works: a spa surround, a fountain trough, a dedicated catch pool in a courtyard. The Sedona only needs supply to its 3/4-inch inlet and a basin below to catch and return the water.