Pot à fleurs en béton Antonio

Definitely not the color in the picture but still a large pot for a decent price.

Much larger than I expected and the quality is great. Super heavy and sturdy so if you are putting this outdoors you don’t have to worry about the wind knocking it over I haven’t found the right plant for it yet. Be careful because if you run up against this it leaves pretty visible marks.

This is such a classy-looking planter. First of all, it was packed very well and arrived in perfect condition. It is made of weather resistant, formed concrete.it is heavy (about 20 lbs), but that's what I wanted. Perfect for the roofdeck in Washington DC where it will experience 4 seasons. It will get plenty of rain, and come summer - plenty of sunshine. The pots I use for the roofdeck need to be able to handle a wide range of temperatures and humidity. Several of the large plastic pots that I've used up on the deck just become brittle and crack after a couple of seasons. I potted a cute little Japanese Pine in this statuesque planter, and hope the two have a very long-lasting relationship.

I love my new planter box. I have other planters made of different materials which i use outdoors. I have this one inside and it's made of a lightweight concrete that is just the right weight for me to move it around easily but heavy enough to not topple over like some lighter weighted plastic containers.

I can’t wait to add plants to this planter! It’s an excellent modern touch to spruce up my brick entryway. It’s a nice weight and has a drainage hole. I’ve had planters that would get knocked over from gusts of wind...but this one seems pretty sturdy. Also, delivered earlier than expected!