Grow Pots

These odd-looking pots have been popular with British gardeners for years. Designed to reduce the time required to produce a crop vegetable, they are shaped similar to a Bundt pan, with a central core for planting and feeding and an outer trough for watering. This allows fertilizer to be directed towards the higher feeding roots and water to be directed towards the lower watering roots, resulting in faster root growth and a healthier plant.

Made of heavy-duty plastic, they can be set directly in a bag of soil (as is popular in England) for greenhouse use or they can be placed in garden soil.

The large 11" diameter pot is ideal for a variety of vegetable plants (peppers, melons, zucchini, cucumbers, and eggplant) but can be used with any plant that prefers to have the feeding roots in warm topsoil, such as roses and delphiniums. Sold as a set of three.

The small 7" diameter pot is suitable for strawberries, herbs, cherry tomatoes, and caned fruit such as raspberries. Available as a set of six. Each pot comes with a debris shield to support the plant foliage and keep it out of the water trough.

Made in England.