Buy outdoor plant pots – for a successful vegetable garden

Want to grow vegetables or herbs on your balcony, patio, or in the garden? Then outdoor plant pots are essential. They not only provide stability and good drainage, but also mobility and structure. In a vegetable garden, pots are ideal for managing soil quality, protecting against disease, and spreading your crops throughout the season.

Small P7 and P9 pots are especially handy for sowing tomatoes, lettuce, or basil. They fit in any greenhouse or windowsill and help your plants get off to a strong start. Later, you can transplant them into larger containers or pots.

Why garden in containers?

• Flexible gardening : Grow wherever you want – on the balcony, patio or in the conservatory.
• Soil control : Choose your own potting soil and prevent soil-borne diseases.
• Less weeds : In pots you have much less trouble with intruders.
• Easy to move : Place plants in the sun or shelter them in bad weather.

Handy pots for your vegetable garden

Small P7 and P9 pots

Essential for sowing seeds and propagating cuttings. Ideal for herbs, young vegetable plants, and flowers that you want to plant among your vegetables.

Larger pots

Perfect for tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, and zucchini. Provide at least 10 liters of water for optimal growth.

Potato pots with handles

Specially designed for growing potatoes. The inspection hatch allows you to see how the tubers are developing. The handles make them easy to move.

Plant bags

Flexible, breathable, and perfect for root vegetables like carrots, beets, or radishes. Easy to store after use.

Hanging pots

Use these creatively for strawberries or herbs. Hang them from a pergola, fence, or balcony railing for vertical gardening.

Colors and material choice

The outdoor plant pots at Plukkers.com are available in natural and cheerful colors – perfect for your style or the season. Choose breathable textiles, recycled plastic, or sustainable terracotta for healthy root growth.

Tips for gardening in containers

1. Use potting soil for vegetables – Rich in compost and well-drained.
2. Fertilize regularly – Potting soil washes away faster, so extra nutrition is necessary.
3. Pay attention to watering – Pots require more water, especially in summer.
4. Combine wisely – Plant basil next to tomatoes or carrots next to onions to deter pests.