URBNLIVING 2x Round Light Grey Plant Pot With Artificial Grass Dome Ball

very pleased with my purchase well made and loo good in the garden very good delivery arrived earlier than stated excellence service

This planter is not particularly well described since the very lightweight plastic pot and the ball of greenery are separate pieces. Placing outside is just asking for the first gentle gust of wind to send the greenery falling off and rolling away. Very impractical. To make any use of this I had to fill the pot with gravel and drill a hole in the top edge and tie the greenery ball to it. Not really something that you should have to do. It needs a better detailed description and maybe considering if it's worth the price. Disappointed.

They are pretty light but I have put a brick in mine, and tied a piece of string around the brick and threaded it through the bush, so it doesn’t blow away in the wind, and even after the bad weather and wind they are still standing have not moved…happy with them x

Have to weigh them down as they are a bit top heavy but good value for money

Came well packaged you do need to fill with gravel and put a stick in the middle to slide the bush onto. If not it will blow away

I did drill some holes in the bottom for drainage and you need to fill with stone as they will blow away, otherwise great , unfortunately the box was open when delivered so badly packaged by company

I received this product and was surprised how light it is. The topiary part is hollow and easy to tie something to it and added weights. I put a few bricks in the bottom and it hasn't moved even on windy days. No maintenance at all 🙂

My these are light. So light that they can easily blow over and the top 'ball' get blown away. Was going to put water in to add more stability in higher winds, but had some heavy crazy paving components that I used. (Thoughts did turn to the use on concrete!) Still haven't had the courage to put at least one of these in a windier location where I wouldn't be able to retrieve the 'ball'! Still 'shocked' to discover these, in their current location, at night! Appear to be UV stable, but time will tell! (If they're like previous examples they'll last until I can't stand anymore or there's a severe storm!)