Pots and planters
A pot is a tool. If it has no hole, it is a cover: keep the nursery pot inside and tip the cover out after watering. Prices run from £12 to £58.
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Classic terracotta
Porous clay. It ages, it breathes, and it suits almost every plant we sell.
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Wide terracotta bowl
A low bowl for pilea, ferns and anything that likes to spread rather than climb.
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Warm cream glaze
Stoneware with a soft cream glaze. Use a nursery pot inside if there is no drainage hole.
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Sage glaze
A quiet green. It disappears so the plant can be the loud one.
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Charcoal cylinder
A tall matte cylinder. Good with snake plants, rubber plants and dragon trees.
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Soft white cylinder
Simple, light, and easy to group. The rim is thick enough to feel made, not printed.
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Woven basket cover
A cover, not a pot. Keep the nursery pot inside so water has somewhere to go.
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Low stone bowl
Heavy, pale and low. A good anchor for a jade or a small olive.
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Nursery pots, set of three
Plain pots with proper holes. The unglamorous essential, sold as a three.
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Terracotta pedestal
Not a pot — a stand. It gets a fern or a trailing heart up off the floor and out of the draught.
Pot pictures are drawings, not photos of our stock.