Cats Planter

Because there is no pre-drilled drainage hole, you have two options: use the planter as a decorative cachepot by placing a potted plant inside, or carefully drill a hole in the bottom using a masonry bit if you intend to plant directly into the vessel.

Yes, cast stone is a dense, heavy material that provides excellent stability. It is significantly heavier than plastic or resin alternatives, making it ideal for patios or gardens where you don't want your decor to tip over in high winds.

Campania International's finishes are designed for outdoor longevity. While they are durable, the natural weathering process can cause the finish to soften or develop a patina over time, which many gardeners find adds to the charm of the piece.

Cast stone is durable, but it can be susceptible to freeze-thaw damage if water gets trapped inside and freezes. To ensure the longest lifespan, we recommend elevating the planter off the ground with pot feet and covering it or moving it to a sheltered area during extreme winter conditions.

The interior dimensions are designed to hold a standard nursery pot, but because the shape is sculptural, the usable planting space may be narrower than a traditional cylindrical pot. We recommend measuring the base of your intended plant to ensure a proper fit.