Crescent Garden Brunello Planter Pots

While it's important to know the outside dimensions of a planter so it will fit where you put it, the inside dimensions are where the plant(s) will live, so shouldn't they be listed in the product specifications? I think so! Other than that, it's a nice pot for the price.

I tried to upload photos with the pot and a yardstick, and this pot next to a much larger 14" pot by Bloem but the photos would not upload. This pot is not 14" wide, its 13.3" if you count the 1" rims and approximately 11.3" if you do not. In height it is 11.3".

Cheap cheap cheap.....color is phony. Thin plastic. I paid $75.00 for two pots and they look like they're worth about $10.00 each.

Good size and material

I just removed and relocated some arborvitae from the front of my house and I am now going to put two of the largest pots, plus 4 of the slightly smaller ones in the front for a dramatic look. I love flowers and this pot holds a lot!

I'm not the type of gardener who likes flibbertygibbet pots in wild and wacky colors. I prefer a calm garden decor, where the plant is the focus, not the pot. This pot is perfect for me. The concrete color blends nicely with my patio, and cedes attention to the colorful annuals. I recently purchased some of the larger sizes for planting some hydrangeas that were almost destroyed by deer, and they are proving to be good rehab containers. I also like that they are light enough to move indoors if necessary and sturdy enough to withstand Michigan winters outside. In November, I like to replace the annuals with freshly cut holly and pine branches, arranged by sticking them in the soil. They make nice decorations -- made possible because these pots are so versatile.

Would not recommend even with the low price

I bought this pot to be an insert for a large, heavier clay pot so that I can remove it and put it in the greenhouse for winter. Since it is not 14" across the top, it falls inside the big pot. Bummer. I now see the actual size is listed in the specs on the webpage. I should have been more attentive.

Bought 2 of these in a large size for the two sides of my garage. Filled them full of petunias and greenery. They look beautiful. It takes a lot of dirt to fill them!

I am creating a container garden on my patio in new home. This is the typ of planter I have been using

This is my second time buying these pots. I was very happy with my first order so I am reordering them

good

Very nice pot. Sturdy and love the terra cotta color.

Filled with caladiums and elephant ears, the add a summer look to my patio! The pots look like stone.

This is my first faux terra cotta pot. It looks great and is so much easier to move.

Because of the double wall construction (its' thicker than it appears online), this pot holds the moisture longer than expected. I'm using it for my potted kitchen garden and don't have to water as frequently as I thought I might. The basil & other herbs are doing well, even in a dry, hot, windy summer climate.

Nice rustic look container for filomentosas which are finishing their infrequent bloom and need even more room!

I am so disappointed in these planters. I bought 4 of the 16" size, and as you can see in the picture, they aren't even close. Under what measurement are these planters 16"? Gardeners is usually great, but given how expensive the shipping is going to cost me to return these, I can't justify the risk to ever order from them again. Bummer.

I think it would work well for any plant you wanted to grow in a pot.

Bought this for a Dwarf Meyer Lemon tree that I will summer outside and bring in to a sunroom for the winter. Lightweight and looks great, just not as deep and wide as I hoped.