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1. A ceramic and steel AmazonBasics tabletop planter to brighten up any indoor desktop or workspace that's currently green-free. Add some gravel or pebbles for proper drainage.
2. A weather- and rust-resistant Veradek Pure Series plastic planter box with drainage holes that's tough enough to withstand the elements all year round while maintaining its overall elegance.
3. An indoor/outdoor 3D printed geometric planter made from PLA plastic, which means this vegetable-based material is a fully biodegradable.
4. A seven-pocket X Xben vertical wall hanging planter, because sometimes you just need your plants to (ahem) grow up be it fences, porches, and balconies or covering an entire wall space.
5. A durable Tabor Tools round plastic planter, which won't chip, crack or discolor like outdoor clay pots do. Or bring it indoors for "a touch of minimalist elegance."
6. A set of four Greenaholics ceramic planters with connected saucers, so you'll know when you're over-watering your succulents and won't leave water stains all over your desk, shelves, or tabletops.
7. A rustic metal planter whose light color will deepen over time (when left outside to the elements) to a brown/burnt orange hue. Plus an interior grate will allow for proper drainage.
8. A indoor/outdoor Stone & Beam mid-century, two-toned planter made with a reactive glaze so every pot is unique, just like the plants and flowers growing inside it.
9. A extra-large, fair-trade banana tree bark planter that's handmade by a small cooperative of women in Kenya in order to support themselves and their families during dry seasons.
10. A D'vine Dev ceramic planter pot for all the neat (plant) freaks out there with a drainage saucer for stopping spills, a mesh net to prevent falling soil, and a scratchpad to keep tabletops undamaged.
11. An eco-friendly, 3D printed Polyface planter made from plant-based PLA plastic that manages to straddle the line between "What an interesting conversation piece!" and "Is that creepy many-faced flower pot watching me?"
12. A Rivet mid-century ceramic planter with an iron stand, so you've got the option of putting your pot flat on the floor or elevated from wherever you place it.
13. A weather- and rust-resistant Veradek metallic series galvanized powder-coated steel planter box with styrofoam insulation to make sure things don't get too hot or too cold for your precious plants.
14. A set of two, indoor/outdoor, weather- and fade-resistant La Jolie Muse planters with four drainage holes so all that tall greenery can reach impressive new heights.
15. An Memphis design-inspired small planter made from colored cement, which has nothing to do with the city in Tennessee but the similarly-named Italian art group from the 1980s.
16. A seam-welded (so it's water-tight), scratch-resistant, stainless-steel Veradek Geo trough planter, because sometimes one really long pot does the job (and looks) better than a bunch of small ones.
17. A hand-poured concrete skull planter with (or without) drainage, so, much like our own, no two skulls are completely alike. It's also worth noting that each one is "skull-pted to perfection!"
18. A six-pack of Winner Outfitters fabric pots with handles that might actually help your plants go quicker by letting in more oxygen, letting out more excess water, and preventing roots from circling.
19. A Best Choice Products mobile raised metal planter to easily move your greenery in case you're not happy with the sun it is or isn't getting. Hanging hooks and a storage shelf leave room for supplies or more plants!
20. A weather-resistant, lightweight plastic Adams Manufacturing deluxe garden planter for holding up to 150 pounds of plantlife while allowing you to take it easy on your back and knees.
21. A large, indoor/outdoor handmade (so each one is slightly different), concrete planter with a water-repellent seal that's as beautiful as it is simple. Who knew concrete could be so smooth?
You might not have the green thumb (or skin) that Poison Ivy does, but that doesn't mean your plants shouldn't put down some roots in a stylish home of their own.
