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how to style your brixton planter

 

Plant to Pot: How to Style Your Brixton Planter




"Our Brixton Series Planters are built to withstand any weather, all year round, so pick a hearty plant that can do the same!"

Dom,
Veradek Product Designer


 

the brixton long

Are you using a Brixton planter to create privacy? Plant taller plants into the Brixton Long! Japanese Camellias (Camellia Japonica) will add a pop of colour, and paired with a trellis, create a beautiful living wall.




the brixton railing planter

Try pairing this planter with English Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia). Its soft, pastel colour and light, calming scent will promote rest and relaxation in your outdoor living space.

 



pro tip:
consider the size

The ideal size plant for a planter is one where the root ball is only about a few inches smaller than the inside of the planter. When a plant is too small for a planter, soil can hold too much moisture, which can lead to root rot. If a plant is planted into too tight of a container, the roots will suffocate and won’t be able to draw enough nutrients or moisture for the soil.

Do your best to match a planter with a diameter 1" – 2" bigger than your plant's diameter.

The only time you should consider larger planter is when you are repotting, or transitioning your growing plant into a bigger pot. If this is the case, place your growing plant into a planter that has roughly 2" – 4" of extra space in diameter.





the brixton cube planter

Looks great with a Boxwood Sphere (Buxus Sempervirens), which juxtaposes straight lines and sharp edges with round curves.




the brixton window box planter

For the Window Box, we recommend Rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus). This plant’s lush, strong demeanour perfectly complements a Window Box and effortlessly garnishes your Veradek Outdoor Kitchen. It will also smell amazing!



the brixton tall planter
Because of this planter’s height, we recommend planting a tall, upright plant such as an Agave Plant, which will contrast the soft, geometric lines of the planter with its bold, sharp leaves.

 



pro tip:

consider seasonality
Choose your plants based on seasonality and climate. Our Brixton Series planters are built to withstand any weather, all year round, so pick a hearty plant that can do the same! In colder climates, evergreens are a great choice. In hot climates, plants that do well in sunlight and high temperatures are a safe bet. Want to change it up depending on the season? You can do that too! Our planters will set a great stage for seasonal arrangements.

 


 

    7 Comments

    • Bought the Veradek Brixton Series Long 33" Planter and not instructions included on how to put together. Can you please send instructions.

      Terry Darr on
    • Are there interior planter shelves that can be purchased for the pure window box planter (36”) ?

      Larry on
    • Can I put a potted plant in the planter snd just remove at end of summer?
      Does the water drain out of the planter? How do I prevent that since my porch would be stained.
      Thank you for your reply.

      Sue Singh on
    • Do you put any mesh on bottom before adding soil around root ball? My friend used coffee filters.

      Patty on
    • Am trying to instal as a window box, seems i need addl equipment to attach to house. Pls send. Thanks

      Patricia on
    • Bought a window planter with cutouts to hang below a window. I’m using to put on my porch….are there pieces that I can pop into these cutouts to hide them?

      David Purcell on
    • We bought a brixton series window box and the instructions are not clear how to put it together properly!! Can you send me the information please??? it has a base, another base that fits inside and then a partitioned piece. Thank you.

      Jan on

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