All Plant Pots
Every plant pot and planter we make in one place - indoor, outdoor, hanging, tiny to tree-sized, in ceramic, terracotta, plastic, metal and more.
What plant pot should I buy?
Choose a pot 3 to 5cm wider than the current root ball with at least one drainage hole. Indoors, glazed ceramic and cover pots suit most houseplants. Outdoors, pick frost-proof plastic or fibreclay. Match the material to how often you water and where the pot will actually live.
- Size up by 3 to 5cm, not more, or compost stays wet
- Drainage hole or cover pot - one or the other, always
- Indoors: ceramic, terracotta, wicker cover pots
- Outdoors: frost-proof plastic and fibreclay
About our all plant pots
Plant pots do more heavy lifting than any other object in your home. The right one turns a leggy houseplant into a centrepiece, a bare doorstep into a welcome, and a plain windowsill into a herb garden that actually earns its keep. This is our full range of plant pots and planters - household plant pots for the kitchen shelf, house plant pots for the living-room fig, frost-proof garden planters for the patio, hanging pots for the corners with no floor left. Every size is listed in centimetres so you can match it to your plant's roots rather than guess, and every material - ceramic, terracotta, plastic, metal, wood and wicker - is described honestly, drainage holes and all. Whatever your plant, whatever the corner, there is a pot here for it, with free UK delivery over £20 and a 100% money-back guarantee on every single one. Whether you call them plant pots or planters, the job is the same - the right home for the right plant. You will find everything from windowsill minis to large planters for a statement tree in one place, so plant pots and planters no longer mean two separate shopping trips.
Garden pots and indoor pots in one place
You should not need two shopping trips for the house and the garden. Alongside the indoor range, this is where the garden plant pots live - frost-proof planters for the patio, troughs for a balcony rail, and pots for the garden border that group beautifully in threes. Whether you search plant pots garden or something for a doorstep, the job is the same: a pot that drains, stands up to the weather, and looks the part. Match the pot to the plant's roots and the spot it will live in, and you are most of the way to a plant that thrives rather than sulks.
All Plant Pots - FAQs
What size plant pot do I need?
Measure the pot your plant is in now and choose one 3 to 5cm wider in diameter. Bigger jumps leave too much wet compost around the roots, which most plants dislike.
Do all your plant pots have drainage holes?
Most do, and every product page says so clearly. Pots without holes are sold as cover pots - pop the plastic nursery pot inside and lift it out to water.
Which material should I choose?
Terracotta breathes and suits plants that like drying out, ceramic holds moisture a little longer, and plastic is light and frost-friendly. Each collection page explains the trade-offs in plain English.
Can I use the same pots indoors and outdoors?
Some yes, some no. Frost-proof garden pots are happy indoors, but a decorative indoor pot may crack if it winters outside. Check the frost rating and the drainage note on each page before moving a pot outdoors.
Do I really need drainage holes?
For a plant living straight in the pot, yes - holes let excess water escape so roots do not rot. If a pot has no holes, use it as a cover pot with the plastic nursery pot dropped inside, and tip out any water that gathers.
What is the difference between a plant pot and a planter?
In everyday use they mean much the same thing. Planter usually describes something larger, often outdoors or holding several plants, while pot suggests a single container. Focus on size, material and drainage rather than the label on the listing.
100% money-back guarantee
Love it, or it costs you nothing
Every order from Potty for Plant Pots UK is covered by our 100% money-back guarantee. If it's not right, tell us and we'll refund the lot.
Not happy? Full refund – we even pay the return postage.