Pots for balconies
A balcony gives you a few square metres, so every pot has to earn its spot. Smaller sets, troughs along the railing and light colours make the most of the space.
Group a small set in one corner
One nesting set grouped together looks planned. Single pots dotted around the floor look like clutter.
Aspen and Sorento Squat are both low sets, and the largest pot in each is under 60 cm across, so a whole set fits in a corner.
Pots in this look: Aspen and Sorento Squat
Run a trough along the railing
A trough sits flat against the balustrade and leaves the floor clear.
Monterey comes in four lengths from 50 cm to 1 m, and Montego in three from 60 cm to 80 cm, so you can match the space you have. Fill them with herbs or a low hedge.
Lift pots off the deck
Pot feet raise a pot off the floor, so it isn't sitting flat on the tiles or decking. They come in seven colours to match the pots.
Light colours like Arctic, Blizzard and Nougat keep a small space feeling open.
In this look: Pot Feet
Pots that suit balconies
Aspen
Low rounded pot, set of three
Sorento Squat
Low tapered pot, set of three
Monterey
Square-edged trough, set of four
Montego
Curved-edge trough, set of three
Pot Feet
Pot feet, set of four
Every pot is sold through garden centres across South Australia. Find your nearest.
