Front Door Planters With Major Spring Curb Appeal, Starting at $25
Give your front porch a little love this spring with a new planter.
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If your social media algorithms are anything like mine, then they've been flooded with posts about creating the perfect container garden to display by your front door (which is funny considering I have had faux trees in my front porch planters for years now). I guess false spring is really getting the best of all of us! If the bug to get gardening has bitten you too, then upgrading front door planters is the perfect place to start. Not only do they set the stage for the rest of your home, but they're easy to move indoors/cover if a late-season cold snap comes through.
Of course, you might be needing to upgrade your front door pots, which is where we come in. Whether you're looking to change up your front porch aesthetic, just bought a new place, or your pots have seen better days, you can easily upgrade your home's curb appeal with any of these gorgeous planters.
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A classic lattice planter is hard to beat, especially for just $25. This one has a partially open bottom panel, so you'll either want to line it yourself or use a smaller pot inside.
Giving the appearance of a natural clay pot, this polyresin will stand up against any breakage, from kids, pets, weather, and more.
Looking to add a little more interest to your front porch? Your neighbors are sure to come asking where you got this gorgeous planter from the second you put it on display.
If your front porch has a high ceiling or your doors are tall, then you'd probably benefit from using a tall planter like this one so it doesn't get dwarfed by its surroundings. It comes in four different colors: black, navy, white, and brown.
This planter is made from recycled plastic but features a stone powder and wood dust finish to give it the appearance and texture of a traditional clay planter. It also comes in black and cement in addition to the taupe color shown.
For a more modern look, opt for this raised planter. It has a sleek design that elevates it above the competition. It also comes in gray and beige. Price shown is for two planters.
Made from magnesium oxide, this hefty planter is perfect if you've got plenty of space to fill. With a 15-inch depth, it can fit a bevy of blooms or even a small tree.
This solid fir planter can be painted to match or complement your home or front door's exterior or left as-is thanks to the weatherproof finish.
Looking for a pop of color on your front porch? This 19-inch planter is the most gorgeous shade of sea-foam green, a beautiful complement to a variety of different blooms you could put inside.
Made of solid concrete, this classic-style planter is surprisingly lightweight, coming in at just 14 pounds. Still on the heftier side, but it definitely won't leave you aching just from pulling it out of the box.
If you love the look of concrete planters but want something a little more contemporary, then opt for this chic round one. It has plenty of gorgeous texture and would match just about any arrangement you put inside.
These woven baskets would need to be on a covered porch, but they do come pre-lined so you don't have to worry about drainage ruining your gorgeous new planter.
With a selection of six different color options, this planter set comes in a style that'll match so many different home aesthetics.
We can never get enough blue and white ceramic. Greet your guests with your favorite color scheme with this gorgeous Chinoiserie-inspired planter.
This planter comes in tons of different sizes, each with their own style, making them perfect for mixing and matching if you have the space on your porch.
For a truly unique look, consider this resin planter that gives the look of gorgeous weathered copper. There are five different finishes, but we're partial to this beauty.
Durable fiberstone composite is a material with a long lifespan, so you can expect this planter to last for years, maybe even decades, to come. It comes in four different sizes and three color options.
Traditional terracotta urns will always be in style, but we love the unique distressed finish on this one. Plus, with a 5.25-quart capacity, it can fit a small tree easily.
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