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square pot plants Crescent Kyle Square Resin Pot

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square pot plants Crescent Kyle Square Resin PotThese Kyle square pot covers are part of the Crescent Gardens lightweight planter line. They are stylish, versatile, and a great fit for a variety of situations. Flexible material is weather resistant, less likely to crack or break in extreme temperature changes No drainage holes. Use the planter as a plant pot cover over nursery pots, or it's easy to drill drainage holes where you want them. Bright, natural color palette is perfect to mix and match

These Kyle square pot covers are part of the Crescent Gardens lightweight planter line. They are stylish, versatile, and a great fit for a variety of situations.

  • Flexible material is weather resistant, less likely to crack or break in extreme temperature changes
  • No drainage holes. Use the planter as a plant pot cover over nursery pots, or it's easy to drill drainage holes where you want them.
  • Bright, natural color palette is perfect to mix and match
  • Square design tapers up and outward, creating clean modern lines
  • Perfect for use indoors or outdoors

Crescent planters are better to grow your plants in because the planters will require less watering due to the resin construction. Less moisture will evaporate from the container, meaning less time watering and more time enjoying your plants.

If you don't want to drill drainage holes into your Kyle square resin planter, we recommend that you use a nursery pot inside of these resin plant pots. Planting your houseplants into a grower's pot and then placing that inside the Kyle square planter means that your plants will have easy drainage with a no-mess system. Square plant pot covers like these are less likely to spill than trays, making them perfect for easy redecorating as well.

These square planters offer a modern yet versatile style. You can use them in your kitchen or dining room or living room, and you can even swap colors to match the bright and neutral color palette. Pair these with the Noah round resin planters for a chic mix-and-match style.

The double-wall construction provides structural strength, enhanced appearance, and insulating properties for better thermal protection of the delicate root systems of your plants.

Design Ideas for the Kyle Square Plant Pots

The color palette for the Kyle line of square planters includes white, nutmeg brown, sage green, and citron yellow. These colors would fit well in any sunny, bright room for a clean, modern feel.

Place a Domino Peace Lily into a white pot, a Lemon Maranta into a yellow planter, or a braided Ficus benjamina into a nutmeg Kyle square planter: these pairings placed on a coffee table or in the corner of a living room will add a soft, welcoming feel. Planters with an open and classic shape like the Kyle series will enhance and frame these plants' height and volume.

Crescent Gardens Pottery

Crescent gardens has revolutionized the world of planters. Their planters are constructed of ultra weather-resistant resin. They are crack-proof and fade resistant, meaning that you will be purchasing a product built to last for many years to come.

Crescent planters can be left outside in the winter with no worry that the pot will crack due to freezing weather. Crescent planters are more efficient to grow your plants because the planters will require less watering due to the resin construction. The resin construction provides numerous benefits including superior structural integrity, enhanced appearance, and insulating properties for better thermal protection of the delicate root systems of your plants. the resin wall construction protects roots from not only the freezing temperatures of winter but the high heat generated by the summer sun. We are proud to offer Crescent planters to you our customers.

Garden Goods Direct is extremely proud to offer a product that is manufactured in a socially responsible and environmentally conscious way.

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