Trough Planter Boxes – Rectangle Garden Pots and Planters

These versatile planters effortlessly transition from indoors to outdoors, offering endless possibilities for your next design project.

Long and Low: Our long and low trough planters are the perfect solution for defining spaces and adding structure to your outdoor or indoor areas. Use them to line walkways, creating a welcoming path that guides visitors through your garden. Alternatively, place them along borders to separate different sections of your yard or patio, adding both functionality and visual appeal. These planters are also ideal for patios, balconies, or even indoor spaces like sunrooms, where they can house a variety of plants, from herbs and succulents to flowering annuals. Their low profile ensures they blend seamlessly into any design, while their generous length provides ample space for creative planting arrangements.

Tall and Slender: For those looking to make a bold statement, our tall trough planters are the perfect choice. These planters add vertical drama to any space, drawing the eye upward and creating a sense of height and grandeur. Use them to frame entrances, where they can serve as a striking first impression for guests. They’re also ideal for accentuating corners, turning overlooked areas into focal points. Pair them with low-growing plants like ornamental grasses, trailing vines, or compact shrubs to create a balanced and visually appealing display. Indoors, they can be used to bring life to empty corners or to divide open-plan spaces with a touch of greenery.

Tiered Design: Maximise your planting space and create a dynamic, layered look with our tiered planter arrangements. By combining planters of different sizes and heights, you can design a multi-dimensional display that adds depth and texture to your garden or indoor space. This tiered approach is perfect for small areas, as it allows you to grow more plants without taking up additional floor space. Use it to create a stunning centrepiece for your patio, balcony, or even your living room. Mix and match plants with varying heights, colours, and textures to achieve a lush, vibrant look. Whether you’re growing herbs, flowers, or vegetables, a tiered arrangement ensures every plant gets its moment in the spotlight.

Transform your planters into vibrant expressions of your personal style with these inspiring planting suggestions:

Mass Plantings: A Symphony of Abundance 

Embrace the beauty of abundance with mass plantings. By densely planting flowers, herbs, or shrubs, you can achieve a lush, full look that transforms your planter into a thriving ecosystem. Imagine a cascade of vibrant blooms spilling over the edges of your trough planter, or a fragrant tapestry of herbs creating a sensory delight. Consider using a single variety for a bold statement, or mix and match complementary colours and textures for a more dynamic effect. This technique works particularly well with low-growing, spreading plants.

Succulent Symphony: A Tapestry of Textures and Colours

For a low-maintenance yet visually captivating display, explore the world of succulents. Their unique forms and diverse colours create a fascinating tapestry that requires minimal upkeep. Combine different varieties of succulents in varying heights and textures to create a dynamic arrangement. The architectural shapes of succulents offer a modern and sculptural feel, while their drought tolerance makes them ideal for busy gardeners or those living in drier climates. Don’t forget to choose a well-draining soil mix specifically formulated for succulents.

Culinary Canvas: A Garden-to-Table Experience

Transform your trough planter into a functional and fragrant addition to your space by creating a culinary canvas. Grow a selection of your favourite fresh herbs conveniently at your fingertips. Imagine snipping basil for your pasta, mint for your tea, or rosemary for your roasted vegetables, all just steps from your kitchen. A culinary herb garden in a trough planter adds beauty, fragrance, and practicality to your outdoor space, bringing the garden-to-table experience to life. Consider grouping herbs with similar watering needs together for optimal growth.