I'm a gardening journalist – these are the best planters I found at QVC for all your outdoor planting needs
From hanging planters to decorative flower pots, these are some of the very best plant containers on the site
If there's one thing I'm always on the hunt for as a plant-lover, it's new containers. Whether its for hanging plants or small plants on a outdoor table, finding the right pots to fit your aesthetic is key to adding a personal touch to your outdoor space.
Keeping an eye out for the best QVC deals is one way that I find the very best planters, as they always seem to have the most stylish and fun pots for plants. If you have a range of trailing plants, are creating a herb garden or want to expand your container garden, QVC is sure to have beautiful containers to fulfil your needs.
I've searched the site for the best QVC planters and have narrowed it down for you below - and if you're an indoor gardener, many of these can be used inside too.
Best QVC planters
Buying new planters can be exciting if you love plants and certainly fuels my plant obsession, so here are my picks of the best planters to shop at QVC for you to find your next dream container.
Best hanging planters
Elevating plants with hanging baskets is a wonderful way to add height to your plant display. Rule number one of planting in a hanging basket is ensuring you have the right container.
The first things I look for are sturdy chains and ropes, good drainage and, of course, an aesthetic to suit my space. Here are the best hanging planters at QVC.
These hanging wire baskets are perfect if you're looking for some simple planters to suspend your trailing plants. They come with liners, chains and hooks so that you can hang your plants easily.
Terracotta is a great option to give your plants a breathable home. This beautiful hanging planter has white detailing to uplift your suspended plant display. It can also be used both indoors and outdoors.
Add rustic charm to your hanging plant display with this metal planter that has a rope pully mechanism. It can hold up to two plants and is ideal for a playful display in your yard or patio area.
These metal hanging planters are stylish and sophisticated. Their frames are simple yet add interesting shape to plant displays. These are ideal for minimalists looking for new ways to style plants indoors or out.
Best planters with drainage
There's one thing all potted plants need and that's good drainage to avoid root rot and other problems. Knowing how to water plants is one thing, but you also have to ensure that containers aren't trapping excess moisture in so that your plants can remain healthy.
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These picks of planters with drainage from QVC will help you avoid container gardening mistakes and keep your plants happy.
Curate a beautiful flower arrangement with these 3-tier stacking pots. Made from durable plastic, these 3 piece planters stack on top of each other to display 9 plants. Each pot has a drainage hole to remove excess water.
This beautiful blue planter comes with a drainage hole and saucer to catch and remove excess water. It has a modern design that is practical and works for inside and outside spaces. This planter is durable and weather-resistant.
If you have a farmhouse-style yard, these rustic barrels are the perfect addition. Each planter has a drainage hole and measures 12x16.1 inches for medium-sized plants. Ideal for adding warmth to seating and patio areas.
This raised planter is built to help make herb growing easy. The soft shade of the cedar wood adds elegance to your yard, while the fabric liners promote drainage to make herb growing successful. It also has a lower shelf for tool storage.
Best decorative planters
Who doesn't love a playful touch to gardens? Whether you're creating a zen garden, a memory garden or a garden for pollinators, planters come in all shapes and sizes to feed into different aesthetics and emphasize different themes in your outdoor space.
From animal shaped pots to ones that suspend plants in unique ways, these are the best decorative planters from QVC.
Add some color to your patio with this fun ladybug planter. It holds up to three plants, attached to a circular wheel. This playful design is a unique way to display plants. It includes the three decorative pots.
If you're a bunny-lover, this adorable planter might just be the perfect pick for you. This delightful pot has three bunny sculptures holding it above the ground. The pot is also removeable and has a drainage hole.
An adorable planter, this playful pot comes with a gift box so that you can give it to a tea-lover in your life. It's available in three colors and has a drainage hole and saucer to remove excess water. Perfect for creating an eye-catching focal point in your outdoor living area.
This unique planter adds a calming feel to your yard. The thoughtful bust head planter is designed for plants to sprout out of the top, creating an appearance of hair for the sculpture. Its neutral tone adds a touch of class and simplicity to your planting.
FAQs
What is the best type of planter?
The best type of planter will depend on the plants you wish to grow in it. Always ensure you choose a container large enough for your plants to avoid them becoming pot-bound.
Likewise, drainage is important to ensure soil doesn't become oversaturated and cause root rot. You should also take into consideration any aesthetics in your outdoor and indoor space. Hanging planters are a great way to add height to plant displays, while decorative planters add a playful touch.
If you're a plant-lover like me, you can never have too many planters and luckily QVC has us covered. No matter the size of your plant or the way want to display it, QVC has planters for everyone.
Check out our guide to the best plant stands for more ideas for displaying plants. If you're more of an indoor gardener, you might also find out expert guide to styling houseplants useful.
Tenielle is a News Writer in the Gardens team at Homes & Gardens with over five years of journalistic experience. She studied BA Journalism, Media and English Literature and MA Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University. Before coming to Homes & Gardens, Tenielle was in the editorial department at the Royal Horticultural Society and worked on The Garden magazine. Tenielle writes on a range of gardening topics, from 'how to' guides to solutions for houseplant problems and inspiring garden projects, as well as the latest gardening news.
She is passionate about sustainable living and the role gardening has to play in tackling the effects of climate change. Tenielle is also a houseplant lover who is slowly running out of room for her ever-growing collection. When she isn't writing, Tenielle can be found propagating her indoor plants, helping others overcome common houseplant pests and diseases, and volunteering at a local gardening club.
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