Description
Three honest terracotta pots in the sizes that cover most jobs: a four-inch for cuttings and herbs, a six-inch for the first pot-up, an eight-inch for anything settling in for a season. Unglazed clay breathes, which makes overwatering harder and root systems happier.
Each pot has a generous drainage hole and a rolled rim that survives being knocked against a bench edge. They nest into one another for the shelf, and the warm earthy tone only improves as moss and mineral bloom arrive with age.
