- What can I put in a bottleneck planter?
- Long stems work best: pampas grass, dried branches, eucalyptus or single tall blooms. The narrow neck holds them upright, but wide or dense bouquets will not fit.
- Is it waterproof for fresh flowers?
- It is a clay vase with a glazed-looking matte finish, so it can hold water for fresh stems. Empty and dry it between uses to avoid rings on the white surface.
- How does clay compare with stoneware or resin vases?
- Clay is heavier and more prone to chipping than resin, and less dense than stoneware. It feels more natural and substantial than plastic but needs careful handling.
- Does it have drainage holes?
- No. It is a decorative vase, not a growing pot, so use it with cut stems or a liner if you want to plant in it.
- How tall is it, and where does it look best?
- It stands about 14.75 inches tall. That height suits a floor spot beside a chair or a low console, and it also works on a deep shelf.
- Where is the Melrose 14.75" White Ribbed Bottleneck Planter cheapest?
- At Michaels, for $37.09, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Melrose 14.75" White Ribbed Bottleneck Planter?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Michaels, Tractor Supply Co.