19 Ways to Use Large Garden Containers

Japanese maples are compact and slow-growing, they make lovely candidates for your patio containers.

This home entrance feels like the tropical paradise and is framed beautifully with the large potted plants.

Turn your large containers into a water feature that will add style and serenity to any outdoor space.

A great way to add cub appeal to any home is with the addition of a window flower box container.

This large garden container acts as an art centerpiece in this serene garden.

This home uses large containers to line the entryway. Ground cover orchids bring seasonal color to this front yard.

The black containers against the white brick mixed in with vibrant greens, create a brilliant color scheme in this outdoor space.

This colorful garden features succulents in a wide range of hues along with a few large containers drawing attention to the space.

If you desire a large container without the height, a low-profile miniature gardens filled with succulents is a visually appealing solution.

This outdoor oasis contains large planters housing orange trees - creating an outdoor haven.

The indoor Japanese container garden utilizes natural stone that is in keeping with the stone elements seen in the outdoor space.

Potted in cobalt blue containers, vibrant green garden plants provide seasonal color to the courtyard.

The galvanized steel planters add an urban feel to this cool rooftop hangout.

One way to up the style of your planters is by painting them a bright or vibrant pattern.

This contemporary ceramic stand provides an artistic statement and a pop of color to the screened porch.

This former fountain is being reused as a large container, making a statement in this garden.

The informal arrangement of large and small potted plants and flowers add life and color around the space.

This foyer keeps things light and neutral and brings in color through potted plants. Keeping the walls white keeps things bright, clean and coastal and lets the accents do the talking.