20" Primrose Concrete Grey Planter

Details at a Glance

Poured concrete resists the freeze-thaw cycles and UV bombardment that crack hollow-resin planters after two seasons, and its 100.5-pound mass keeps tall palms anchored in wind. The Moe's Home Primrose 20-inch concrete grey planter is available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. At 39 inches wide and 20 inches tall, it holds fiddle-leaf figs and ornamental grasses on patios, rooftop terraces and beside console tables indoors.

Will Concrete Crack in Freeze-Thaw Cycles?

This lava-grey concrete is molded to withstand winter freeze-thaw without fracturing. Concrete's density slows root-zone temperature swings, protecting plants from sudden cold snaps, and the material itself resists UV fade and surface erosion in full sun. You can leave it outdoors year-round in climates where the ground freezes, though draining standing water before a hard freeze reduces stress on the walls.

Do You Need to Bring a Concrete Planter Inside for Winter?

You don't have to -- concrete handles snow and ice. If you want to protect the finish or rotate seasonal plantings, store it in a garage or shed; concrete won't warp or become brittle in cold. Empty the soil only if you're moving it indoors to save weight, and rinse the interior in spring before replanting to remove salt residue if you're in a coastal or roadside location.

Where Does a 39-Inch Rectangular Planter Work Best?

Its narrow 16-inch depth fits balconies and hallways where square planters block walkways, and the elongated profile defines zones along a deck rail or entryway. Pair it with smaller pieces from the outdoor planters collection to layer heights, or use multiples as a living privacy screen for bamboo and tall grasses. The monotone grey pairs with any finish in contemporary landscapes, and indoors it anchors modern interiors without competing for attention.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this planter stay outside all year in a cold climate?

Yes, the lava-grey concrete construction resists freeze-thaw cycles and won't crack through winter. Drain standing water before hard freezes to reduce expansion stress on the walls.

Will the grey finish fade in direct sun?

Concrete resists UV fade far better than resin or plastic planters. You may see a subtle patina develop over years of full-sun exposure, but the grey tone remains stable.

Is this planter suitable for a coastal or salt-air location?

Yes, concrete tolerates salt spray without corroding. Rinse the exterior periodically to prevent salt buildup, especially if you're steps from the beach.

How heavy is this planter, and will it tip over with a tall plant?

It weighs 100.5 pounds empty, which anchors fiddle-leaf figs and palms up to eight feet tall without tipping in wind.

Does it have drainage holes?

Drainage details are not specified; add a gravel layer at the base or use a nursery-pot insert to prevent root rot if holes are absent.

Does assembly or delivery cost extra?

Standard curbside delivery is free to the continental USA. White-glove services -- in-room placement, packaging removal, setup -- are available upon request for an additional fee.

For more ideas on creating cohesive outdoor zones, visit our guide Designing Your Dream Outdoor Living Space.