The HC Companies 6 Inch Eclipse Round Planter with Saucer - Indoor Outdoor Plant Pot for Flowers, Vegetables, and Herbs, Teal...

I love these pots. Good quality.Not too heavy.. Fade resistant and two in one. Dont need to bother with finding a saucer or making drainage. I used them for my citrus and they are growing quite well so far. Worth every penny.

I needed several affordable large porch planters; this was the perfect product. The gray color matched my other patio planters perfectly and fit several flowering plants. I suggest putting larger bushes or anything that needs a lot of space because they are so big. These pots include drainage holes and a saucer that is easily removable so the plants don't become too wet. The only downside to the 16-inch pot is that is requires a lot of potting soil and is heavy to move. Overall, this was the perfect addition to my outdoor patio.

I got this to put my avocado tree in it. The quality is great, perfect size for my 3 year old small avocado tree. I like the color of it sage green a nice muted green. Very light weight but it doesnt affect the quality. Great value for money I will be purchasing a different size for my other plants I need to repot.

Great size planter and sturdy. I just needed to punch holes in th bottom of the pot before planting. I planted dwarf trees in them and so far they look good.

I have two of these in the 10" size to go into some IKEA hyacinth planters that I have. One of the ones I have is the "Cottage Stone" color, and it's beautiful, like an oatmeal or a mushroom, just the right note of neutrality and elegance. I do recommend these, but only as freestanding planters. The flared edge makes them easier to pick up and it looks nice. But, these are not good for planter baskets! To get mine just right in my IKEA planters .... I have to use metal tongs to slide into the space between the lip of the pot and the planter. It works, but it's not great. I will add some marbles which I have an abundance of anyway, to the bottom of the pot, to hopefully elevate the pot so that it's a little more maneuverable for adjusting, etc. I did look for pots with straighter sides in elegant, neutral tones, but so far haven't found anything. These are still nice pots, though, and I will order more of this type in the 4" size, to have around because I need smaller ones for giving away cuttings and such to friends and neighbors. It's a good pot, but just not for typical planter baskets. Also, the bottom saucer is just annoying, and cannot be used, as it's way too small and dysfunctional. You can get by with succulents which hardly need enough water to flow out of the drainage holes .... but for normal plants which need to soak up water from the tray a little, to assure that all areas of soil inside the pot get water .... this tray is just so wrong and you have to buy a bigger tray which is hopefully not ugly, like the cheapy clear ones. Most plant pots that you can buy seem to have issues with their trays, so I'm not really saying anything new about that. But, in case anyone wanted to know what to expect upfront, I would say yes, buy this as a freestanding pot and get an extra tray for it, too. Use this in a planter basket if it works out that you can use a basket which is too large for the plant and then fill up the extra space with Spanish moss or something like that.