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Architectural plant pots need drainage holes if exposed to rain. Wall-mounted pots and planters keep courtyard floor space clear.

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About Pots and Planters products

Add pops of colour and unique shapes to your plants & trees with our selection of pots and planters in Australia. A collection of outdoor plant pots near the back door make an excellent kitchen garden. You can also make a courtyard greenery wall with our range of wall mounted planters. We offer a range of supplies for all of your gardening needs. We work with trusted suppliers within Australia to curate the best pots and planters for you to enjoy. Landscape pots can help define planting areas beside paths, entryways and outdoor seating. Contemporary plant pots can bring colour and defined forms to planting beside paths, entryways and outdoor seating.

Pots and planters can be the key to becoming a keen gardener. Decorative plants, herbs and vegetables can be easier to grow and maintain in pots. Rather than garden beds, pots minimise the amount of weeding needed. ArchiPro partners with high-quality suppliers to bring you the pots and planters you need for a patio garden in Australia.

Hanging plant pot

Suspended from a sturdy hook, hanging plant pots are ideal for trailing plants in small spaces. They look stunning hanging from the verandah or a pergola. A very popular choice in Australia.

Pot with stand

Ideal for on the patio or deck, these pots come with a custom stand or pedestal. Raised off the ground, it’s easy to sweep underneath. Pots for balcony gardens should suit the available floor area and leave enough room for drainage. The form of a modern plant pot can complement the planting and materials around it.

Wall mounted planters

Whether you want a herb wall or a collection of delicate flowers, wall mounted planters look great individually or grouped. Stack them to recycle draining water. Planters for balcony gardens can be mounted to a wall or grouped along the edge of the space.

The advantages of high-quality pots & planters

Trends come and go, but if you invest in plant pots that you truly love they never go out of style. By investing in higher-quality options, pots will resist water and UV damage more effectively. This means glazes will stay glossy and colours bright. When you know the style you want for your dream garden, investing in the right pots and planters for your design will pay off in the long run. We partner only with trusted suppliers of pots and planters in Australia. Terracotta pots and planters suit courtyards and patios where their natural finish can weather over time. Modern pots and planters can sit alongside established planting when their finish suits the setting.

How to choose pots & planters that are right for you

First, determine the size of your space and how much gardening you want to upkeep. Depending on your desired look, you can leave pots to get weathered or periodically clean them. A high-quality product will manage contact with soil and moss. You may have an eclectic style, or want to use designs in keeping with the era of your home. Thankfully, we curate a premium range of pots and planters to cultivate any style of garden in Australia. For pots and planters large enough for shrubs, allow for adequate drainage and a stable base.

Do plant pots need saucers?

For plant pots with drainage holes, a saucer underneath can help prevent stained surfaces. Whether you need one depends on the pot design and where it sits. Alternatively, you can sit pot plants on a bed of pebbles to allow for free flow. Some aesthetics also look better with a matching saucer.

Why is the colour of plant pots important?

It’s really just an aesthetic preference. Darker colours are a little more susceptible to fading in the sun. Otherwise, mix and match however you like. If you are going for a particular style aesthetic or theme in your design, research the colour palette that will make this cohesive.

What are planters made out of?

Ceramic and terracotta are two common planter materials. Concrete and metal planters for large outdoor plant pots are becoming increasingly popular in Australia.

Should I put anything at the bottom of my planter?

Plants in a potting mix with the correct drainage composition should not need extra drainage layers. Check the plant’s ideal growing conditions and the type of potting mix. Some people put large pebbles or drainage mesh in the bottom of the pot before adding soil.