XL Planters (Extra-Large)

There are a variety of plants that can be successfully planted in large containers. Some of the most popular include annuals such as begonias, marigolds and impatiens; perennials like hostas, astilbes and daylilies; vegetables like tomatoes, peppers and squash; herbs such as basil, oregano and thyme; and trees including evergreens, birches and pines. The size of the planter you choose will depend on the type of plants you want to grow – some require deeper root systems than others. Be sure to read up on the particular plants you’re interested in so that your planter is right for their needs.

Planting a large planter can open up so many possibilities for brightening up your indoor or outdoor space. Dracaena Fragrans, commonly known as an Iron Tree, is a wonderful choice to liven up a large planter since it grows rapidly and showcases broad green leaves with creamy yellow stripes that really stand out. Another great addition is the Rubber Tree which produces glossy dark green leaves and has the added benefit of making the air fresher due to its air-purifying qualities. No matter what you decide to grow in your large planter, it will be sure to bring character and life to any space where you decide to place it.

In addition to trees and shrubs, large planters will accommodate a vast array of flowering plants. Some of the most popular choices include geraniums, petunias, impatiens, dahlias and begonias. Geraniums have vibrant blooms in shades of pink, red or white that make them a great choice for adding color to any outdoor area. Petunias are smaller flowers that come in hues from yellow to dark purple and look beautiful spilling out over the edges of a pot. Impatiens are perfect for shady areas as they can tolerate less sunlight than other flowers but still produce bright blossoms.

Potted plants are the perfect way to bring a colorful and cheerful atmosphere into any home. Large pots are especially useful if you want to create an impactful display of lush foliage. When choosing plants for your Legged Copper Planter, consider what will work best in terms of light exposure, soil type, and size. Large Terrazzo Cube is one excellent choice for large planters; since this species can grow up to 8 feet tall, you’ll be able to enjoy its bright fan-shaped palm leaves in no time! Additionally, more traditional flowers such as roses or begonias also thrive in large planters, but make sure to use high-quality potting soil and provide the correct amount of water. With the right care and attention, you won’t have any problem bringing your Legged Copper Planter to life with a variety of vibrant flowers.

The best soil for extra large planters is a lightweight, well-draining potting mix that’s enriched with organic matter. A good mix should contain a combination of peat moss, perlite and compost or aged manure. This type of soil will help to retain moisture without becoming waterlogged, which can lead to root rot in plants. Additionally, the inclusion of organic matter will provide essential nutrients to the plants while still allowing for adequate drainage.

When planting in larger pots, it is important to use enough soil so that the roots have plenty of room to spread out and take up more space as they grow. If you are looking for an even lighter option, consider using coco coir or a similar material instead.