A curated collection of outdoor pots and planters, combining style and functionality to suit all kinds of garden spaces.
From blooming flowers in summer seasons to gently swaying olive trees, our outdoor pot collection includes a range of large sizes from 40cm - 100cm and upwards, finished in nature-inspired colours so that you can shape your garden your way. We use high quality materials and growth-friendly features to keep your plants green and thriving, whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting out. With Terracotta pots, moveable statement pieces and extra large garden planters for trees, the Garden Pots Collection helps you find practical, timeless designs that work for you.
The durable builds and weatherproof coatings of our pots and planters means looking after them stays simple, and keeps your garden looking great throughout the seasons. We support sustainable and traditional craftsmanship techniques, like hand-applied finishes and detailing, to create one of a kind pieces that tell a story.
FAQs
Choose frostproof terracotta, recycled plastic, or glazed ceramic pots for durability. Terracotta offers breathability, plastic is lightweight and weather-resistant, while glazed ceramics help retain moisture—ideal for reducing watering frequency during dry spells in the UK.
For trees, opt for deep pots with a minimum 40-60cm diameter. This supports healthy root growth and stability, especially for larger or mature trees. Browse our Extra Large pots to see more.
Yes, terracotta pots benefit from sealing to prevent water absorption. Use a saucer, avoid waterlogging, and bring them indoors during extreme frost for added protection. Read more on our Terracotta Care blog.
Yes — but how often depends on what’s growing in them.
Autumn and winter flowering plants continue to grow through the colder months and will need occasional watering to stay healthy, especially in dry spells or when positioned under cover. The same applies to spring bulbs planted in autumn — they benefit from lightly moist compost to help roots establish before the frosts arrive, but rainfall might provide enough moisture.
Potted trees and shrubs also need attention. Even when dormant, their larger root systems can dry out if left in exposed or windy spots, so check the soil every couple of weeks and water sparingly when it feels dry a few centimetres below the surface. Good drainage and frost protection are essential. Choose frostproof planters, remove saucers or trays and raise pots slightly off the ground using pot feet to prevent waterlogging and freezing.
Hardy and native plants can usually rely on natural rainfall and often benefit from their natural dormancy period — just make sure pots have good drainage to prevent waterlogging.
Avoid watering just before a frost, and move delicate species to a sheltered position where possible or wrap pots with fleece for insulation. Our wheeled eco pots are a great option for delicate species as they can be easily wheeled to a more sheltered location when needed and are frostproof.
By balancing natural rainfall with occasional checks and light watering, your containers will stay healthy through the colder months — ready to flourish again as spring returns.
