Plastic Decorative Pots #4 Terracota, 6 Pack

I'm not a planter by nature (my home doesn't really have the climate to maintain plants); but, my granddaughter gave me a plant for Mother's Day and in order to at least attempt to keep it alive, I needed a larger pot to transfer it to in case I got lucky and it actually lived (it certainly didn't have a fighting chance in the small pot it was sold in). Also, being what I consider frugal but what many might call cheap, I wanted to get as much as I could for my buck so I decided to look for inexpensive pots. I say pots because if I got lucky, maybe I would be able to have a few plants around. It's a good thing I did because my granddaughter decided she wanted to plant apple seeds and I had an extra pot that allowed for that experiment (surprise, surprise, in less than 2 weeks, we have about an inch high shoot coming up from that seed!). But, I've gotten off the track. I would definitely recommend these pots (unless you're looking for something fancy). They are reasonably priced plastic pots. I had to purchase the trays for water overflow separately but that doesn't change the fact that I think the purchase was a good one. And so far my plants are alive!