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extra big pots for plants Large Sphere Planter for Small Trees and Shrubs

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extra big pots for plants Large Sphere Planter for Small Trees and ShrubsExtra Large Sphere Planter Ideal for Small Trees, Shrubs & Feature Plants Instantly elevates gardens, patios, roof terraces and courtyards. A sculptural statement planter that blends premium materials with timeless design, the Orbello large sphere planter is an exceptional choice for those seeking to create a striking focal point in their outdoor or indoor spaces. 207L capacity perfect for small trees, ornamental shrubs and dramatic arrangements,

Extra Large Sphere Planter – Ideal for Small Trees, Shrubs & Feature Plants

Instantly elevates gardens, patios, roof terraces and courtyards.

A sculptural statement planter that blends premium materials with timeless design, the Orbello large sphere planter is an exceptional choice for those seeking to create a striking focal point in their outdoor or indoor spaces.


  • 207L capacity – perfect for small trees, ornamental shrubs and dramatic arrangements, providing ample room for root growth and soil nutrients
  • 70cm wide × 64cm tall – with a generous 57cm planting opening, allowing for easy planting and maintenance of your chosen greenery
  • Hand-crafted from pigmented cement stone – no paint, no peeling, no fading, ensuring long-lasting beauty and durability in various weather conditions
  • Indoor & Outdoor use – internally sealed, frost-resistant and built to last, making it versatile for any setting
  • Pre-drilled drainage holes – for healthy roots and easy water management, preventing waterlogging and root rot
  • Solid and secure – 38kg empty weight with a steel-reinforced core, providing stability and resistance to tipping
  • No assembly required – arrives ready to style, saving you time and effort
  • Low-maintenance – wipe clean; no treatments or re-sealing needed, reducing ongoing care requirements
  • Flat base – sits securely on any solid, level surface, ensuring stability and preventing damage to your patio or indoor flooring

Tip: place the Orbello in its final position before adding soil and plants to avoid difficulties in moving the filled planter


Why Choose the Orbello Planter?

  • Premium pigmented cement stone – colour runs through the body, ensuring long-lasting aesthetics without the risk of surface damage
  • Generous 207L soil capacity – larger than most round planters in its class, providing ample space for root development and nutrient retention
  • Perfect scale – for patios, courtyards & interiors; suits olives, bays, acers and flowering shrubs, allowing for versatile landscaping options
  • Hand-made finish – each planter has unique texture and character, adding an artisanal touch to your space
  • Engineered strength – steel-reinforced walls resist cracks and knocks, ensuring longevity even in high-traffic areas
  • Long-life sustainability – designed to last decades, outliving disposable plastic pots and reducing landfill waste, aligning with eco-conscious gardening practices
  • Design flexibility – combine with the 686L Orbello for a striking, layered display, allowing for creative and dynamic landscaping arrangements

Full Description

Introducing the Orbello – a bold, sculptural planter crafted to elevate any setting. Its perfectly balanced spherical silhouette and commanding presence make this 207-litre vessel ideal for small trees, ornamental shrubs or layered plantings, indoors or out. The large sphere serves as a stunning focal point, enhancing the visual appeal of gardens, courtyards or expansive interiors.

Each Orbello is hand-poured and hand-finished by skilled artisans using a premium blend of pigmented cement stone. The surface reveals a natural, weathered texture, gentle pitting and organic imperfections, ensuring no two pieces are ever identical.

Finished in Blushstone – a warm, earthy blend of terracotta, rose, and clay tones – this contemporary new colourway offers a soft, natural aesthetic that complements both greenery and architectural materials. Because the pigment is infused throughout the cement, it will never fade, peel or flake like surface-coated plant pots.

Built for real-world environments, the Orbello is internally sealed and frost-resistant, with discreet pre-drilled drainage holes for optimal root health. These features ensure healthy plant growth in both outdoor and indoor environments. A steel-reinforced core provides structural strength, and at 38kg unfilled, the Orbello balances solid stability with manageable placement.

With no assembly, minimal upkeep, and a timeless sculptural design, the Orbello is built to last – in both construction and style.

It looks stunning in multiples – flank a doorway with matching pairs or combine this size with larger Orbello planters to create a dramatic, tiered arrangement.

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