H Potter Tall Outdoor Indoor Antique Copper Planter Decorative Patio Deck Entryway Hallway Flower Large with Tray

Recently replaced our front yard landscape. Added this beauty and I’m extremely happy with it! We put rocks in the bottom to weigh it down.

Pricey but really pretty. I planted flowers today. I imagine in a month it will look even better as the vines trail and the blooms grow. If you want a unique piece this fits the bill. I did buy a square plastic insert for the plant. I know wet dirt and water would eventually rust the metal insert that came with the planter. Just dropped the plastic insert right into the metal one and viola! I also sprayed the planter with a semi gloss polyurethane. I do that to all my outdoor pieces as added protection. It should also prevent the spotting on the metal that another person left in their review. Overall I’m pleased. Would recommend.Update: a few months later and the pot still looks great!

Beautiful planter. I took out an overgrown bush in the corner of the yard near the front door and replaced it with this planter. It shows very well and adds much to the appearance of the front entrance. I have already received many compliments and people who walk by the front of the house often stop and point at it and make comments. I'm not sure what they are saying, but it looks very positive.The unit was boxed well and very easy to set up. The top planter piece fits inside easily. Drainage is good. I bought planter of flowers at the local nursery and just dropped it inside the top planter section. It would be very easy to swap out for a different look or a change of seasons.The only downside I noticed about the planter is that hard-water marks show up glaringly on the planter as white spots and they are extremely difficult to remove with a simple wipe with a wet terry cloth. I don't want to rub aggressively or use any chemicals for fear of ruining the antique copper finish. Instead, I might need to re-work my sprinkling system to avoid hitting the planter and just watering that area by hand.Overall,however, I'm very pleased with the quality, craftsmanship, and look of this planter.

I love the new planters (2) placed on my new pavers at each side of my garage door. I can't be outside without everyone passing by who doesn't stop and compliment me on the beautiful planters!

I just purchased the large antique copper finish planter. The workmanship is not perfect, but is pretty good. One of the bottom corners has a small ding, and the bottom of the planter doesn't sit quite flat, so I will have to shim it to keep it from rocking. But overall it looks very nice and I'm looking forward to using it. It's an attractive coppery brown color. It's too late in the season to plant anything in it now, so I'll have to wait until next year to see how it holds up outside.Update 6-24-19 After being out in the garden for four weeks the finish is deteriorating. Planter overall still looks nice but has numerous small dark spots appearing through the finish.Update 10-17-19 End of the first season. The planter and insert have very little rust and structurally are fine, but the finish doesn't look so good. Lots of spots and some pitting. (see last two photos)

Fantastic, beautiful and exceeded all expectations. So classy - I get so many compliments.

This thing looks awesome! The pictures here on Amazon don't do it justice. It is obviously very well made. It was packaged carefully and arrived in pristine condition. The planter itself is quite large and appropriate for a large plant. The planter has 4 drain holes. When the stand is centered in the drip pan on the floor, the pan sticks out about 1 inch on each side, which is a nice touch so you can see how much water is in it without having to lift the stand out of it. I'll post a picture once I transplant my mother in law's tongue in it.