Shallow Ceramic Round Planter
$151.20
Details at a Glance
| Brand | Emissary |
|---|---|
| Set Contents | Two round planters |
| Small Planter Dimensions | 9 in. W x 9 in. D x 5 in. H |
| Large Planter Dimensions | 13 in. W x 13 in. D x 7 in. H |
| Total Weight (Set) | 14 lbs |
| Material | Glazed ceramic |
| Finish Options | Spa Blue, Reef Lime, Reef Teal |
| Suitable Use | Indoor/Outdoor (store indoors during freezing weather) |
| Country of Origin | Thailand |
| Care | Wipe with damp cloth; avoid chemicals and household cleaners |
Can Ceramic Planters Stay Outside Through Rain and Heat?
Yes, the glazed ceramic construction is weather-resistant and handles rain, humidity, and direct sun without the surface degradation you see in unglazed terra cotta. The fired-clay body is non-porous once glazed, so it won't wick moisture into cracks the way porous stone can. You'll need to bring these indoors during freezing weather because ceramic expands when water inside it freezes and that expansion causes cracks. Through spring, summer, and fall -- even in coastal humidity -- the glaze holds its color and the body stays intact.How Do You Store Ceramic Planters Over Winter?
Empty the soil, wipe the interior clean with a damp cloth, and move the planters to a garage, shed, or covered porch before the first hard freeze. Ceramic cracks when water trapped in the material freezes and expands, so you can't leave these outside year-round in climates that drop below 32°F. If you want to keep something planted outdoors all winter, switch to fiberglass or resin planters that tolerate freeze-thaw cycles; if you love the handcrafted glaze and artisan detail of ceramic, plan to store it during the cold months and bring it back out in spring.Where Do Shallow Planters Work Best on a Patio?
The 5-inch and 7-inch heights suit succulents, herbs, and low-growing plants that prefer less soil depth, so you'll see these on patio tables, porch steps, or clustered near entries where you want color without overwhelming the space. Pair them with taller pieces from our outdoor planters collection to create layered arrangements that add visual interest. Indoors, the shallow profile fits on console tables or kitchen windowsills where vertical space is limited. The spa blue glaze echoes nautical themes on a front porch; reef lime and reef teal bring vibrant contrast next to natural teak or wicker furniture.Frequently Asked Questions
- Will the glaze fade in direct sun?
- No, the fired ceramic glaze is colorfast and won't bleach or fade under UV exposure the way painted finishes or plastic can.
- Can this stay outside all year in a coastal or salt-air location?
- The glazed ceramic resists salt air and humidity, but you still need to store it indoors during any period of freezing weather to prevent cracking.
- Do these planters have drainage holes?
- Drainage details aren't specified in the manufacturer specs; if drainage holes aren't present, use the planter as a cachepot and nest a nursery pot with drainage inside to prevent root rot.
- How do I clean the glazed finish?
- Wipe with a damp cloth and water; avoid household chemicals and abrasive cleaners that can dull the glaze over time.
- Can I use these indoors without worrying about moisture damage?
- Yes, the non-porous glazed ceramic is designed for both indoor and outdoor use and won't wick moisture into surrounding surfaces.
- Does the set ship fully assembled?
- Ceramic planters arrive ready to use; free curbside delivery is included to the continental USA, and you can request white-glove in-room placement for an additional fee.
Need help matching a material to your climate? Call 833-566-6526 or email outdoor@loomlan.com.
We recommend a simple and effective cleaning and care regimen for our products.
Use a light application of mild soap and water with a spray bottle or dampened soft cloth to clean the surface of your piece.
Follow with a fresh dry towel to wipe away any excess moisture that remains.