- Does the Vigoro Bea planter have drainage holes?
- The listing does not state drainage. Check the base before planting, and drill holes if it is solid, since most plants need drainage.
- What size plant fits a 12-inch planter?
- A 12-inch diameter pot suits medium annuals, herbs and small shrubs. The 10.7-inch width means the opening is slightly narrower than the widest point, so a root ball must fit through that opening.
- Can this planter stay outside in winter?
- Resin handles cold better than ceramic, but repeated freeze-thaw cycles can crack it. In cold climates, empty it or move it to a sheltered spot.
- Is it heavy enough to stay put in wind?
- No. Resin is light, so a tall plant can tip it. Add a layer of stones or gravel at the bottom for weight.
- Is this planter a good buy?
- Judge it against similar 12-inch resin pots. You get a bell shape and a blue finish that plain cylinders lack, but no confirmed drainage and a light body that can tip. It suits shoppers who want color and low weight over heavy, long-lasting build.
- How does it compare with a ceramic 12-inch pot?
- Ceramic is heavier and more stable in wind, and holds color longer in sun, but it chips and cracks if knocked or frozen. This resin pot is lighter and easier to move, at the cost of durability and stability.
- Where is the Vigoro 12 in Bea Medium Blue Bell Resin Planter cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $10.97, as of our latest check.