Fiberstone Planters

Suitable for indoor and outdoor use, Fiberstone is one of the latest developments in planter material technology. It's recyclable, durable, looks great and will weather pretty much anything the UK's weather can throw at it, so whether it's sitting on your patio or desk, a fiberstone planter will make your plants stand proud.

It's also exclusive to Primrose, so you won't find it anywhere else in the UK. For a wealth of inspiration and expertise, have a look at our Planters Ideas & Advice hub.

38cm Fiberstone Round Rimmed Planter in Grey

£64.99

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45cm Fiberstone Cylinder Planter in White

£149.99

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80cm Fiberstone Round Double Rimmed Planter in Black

£359.99

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60cm Fiberstone Round Planter in Cream

£199.99

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45cm Fiberstone Round Planter in Cream

£99.99

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80cm Fiberstone Trough Planter in Black

£249.99

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80cm Fiberstone Trough Planter in White

£199.99

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47cm Fiberstone Hexagon Planter in Grey

£149.99

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80cm Fiberstone Round Double Rimmed Planter in Grey

£349.99

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60cm Fiberstone Round Planter in Grey

£229.99

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32cm Fiberstone Sphere Planter in White

£199.99

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60cm Fiberstone Round Planter in Cream

£229.99

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80cm Fiberstone Hexagon Planter in Grey

£239.99

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32cm Fiberstone Sphere Planter in Grey

£199.99

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100cm Fiberstone Trough Planter in White

£279.99

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60cm Fiberstone Oval Planter in Grey

£349.99

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40cm Fiberstone Cube Planter in Grey

£139.99

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50cm Fiberstone Oval Planter in Grey

£399.99

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40cm Fiberstone Cube Planter in Cream

£132.49

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50cm Fiberstone Cube Planter in Cream

£199.99

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Advice on Fiberstone Planters

Proper Drainage for Planters

Get the best from your fibrestone planter with our guide on what to put in the bottom of a planter for drainage. Clever drainage will ensure your plants live longer and perform their best. Improving your planter's soil with amendments, such as perlite and mulch are just one of many tips we offer. Find out more in our planters hub.

Planter Care Guide

Planters come in a variety of materials, shapes and sizes and each type requires specific care. Fiberstone planters, made of fibres mixed with traditional materials, are typically more durable and non-reactive, making them an excellent choice for low-maintenance care. For more information, have a look at how to care for your planter.

Fiberstone Planters FAQs

Are fiberstone planters durable?

Fiberstone planters are made up of fibres combined with traditional materials, such as clay and stone, making them extra durable. As a result, fiberstone is extremely strong, weather-resistant, and non-reactive to most cleaning products. However, for much larger plants you might consider fiberglass an option.

If you are looking for a more environmentally-friendly option, you may also want to consider using pure fiberglass, terracotta or wood planters.

What are fiberstone planters made of?

Are fiberstone planters suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, fiberstone planters are suitable for outdoor use. Due to its robust and rigid characteristics, it’s perfectly suitable for outdoor as well as indoor use. Able to withstand extreme temperatures and harsh weather conditions, these weather-resistant plant pots are also lighter than ceramic and concrete plant pots.

Need help to choose the right plant pot but don't know where to begin? Have a look at our quick infographic guide on choosing the right planter for your garden.

How do you clean fiberstone?

What’s the difference between fiberstone and fiberglass?

Despite both planters being made from a combination of materials, there are some significant differences.

Fiberstone contains a mixture of stone and as such is typically heavier, making it ideal for outdoor use.
Fiberglass is lighter - a lightweight, synthetic material - much easier to move around in the indoors or outdoors.
Both are durable and resilient to unfavourable weather conditions, however, they may be prone to chipping or cracking in extreme weather if not cared for properly.
Fiberstone has the look and feel of ceramic or stone planters, whereas fiberglass tends to have a smoother texture, giving it a more contemporary look.

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