Questions and Answers for Southern Patio Tumbled Scroll Large 16 in. Weathered Black Resin Composite Urn Planter Pack (2-Pack)

A:  Yes the base is hollow... it should do the trick for you...

A:  The bases of these are hollow.

A:  The base resembles a turned over pot which has no opening on top. There’s a container that sits ontop of the base that you turn to fasten and it has a spot that is pencil thickness wide that with the use of a screw driver can be opened by poking through the area for drainage.

A:  I believe you would have to drill a hole. They are 2 pieces and screw together. The bottom is not open. Hope this helps!

A:  No, the base is molded. You can easily drill the base with a hole saw the size of the lamp pole.

A:  I think a hydrangea might eventually get too big for this, but a peace lily would probably work. There is no drainage hole, so it would be best to drill a few or at least put rock in the base before planting anything. They are dark, but more of a weathered look. I love them, they are easy to care for and have held up very well.

A:  The opening is wide and the planter is deep. I think a peace lily may do well. If the hydrangea is small, it may be fine, otherwise it may not have enough space.

A:  Yes. The dirt capacity is large on top and is quite deep.

A:  Yes, these urns are a pretty good size and quite deep. Should have no trouble planting those. They are a bit lighter in color. Though black, there is a lighter gray or white weathered effect that is added.

A:  Yes these are large enough. They are black.

A:  Yes, they are large enough for either of those. They are black and look quite nice I’ve used mine for large Boston Ferns the last two years. I would purchase these again

A:  I have plants in 7x7 inch pots down inside of these pots. There is plenty of vertical room to spare, but I'm not certain whether a larger diameter pot would fit down inside. You could definitely plant hydrangea or a large peace lily in these, but if those plants are already in pots that you are putting inside of these, I would make sure the diameter of the interior pot is not much more than 7 inches. They are not stark black. Very weathered looking black. More of a charcoal.

A:  Absolutely! They are larger then they look.

A:  Yes.

A:  yes fusion paint for plastic works

A:  Yes you can paint them , they are really nice , does not have drain holes in them but worked great with the ferns I put in there , practically took care of themselves during a long hot summer

A:  yes I spray painted mine. Just be sure to clean them first.

A:  Yes, but I would prime them first and use a good outdoor paint, possible even seal them if they will have exposure to the weather. I left mine gray and they have held up extremely well.. Also make sure if you will be planting in them or even placing potted plants in them, drill a couple of holes before starting for drainage, as there are none.

A:  I think they can be. The material seems like it could be spray painted. I have other planters that were similar in material. I spray painted them and they came out fine.

A:  A heavy plastic

A:  Heavy duty Plastic

A:  Heavy duty plastic

A:  A plastic

A:  The urn is made of resin.

A:  They are made of thick plastic.

A:  About 1 cubic foot.

A:  roughly .5cu ft

A:  We used 2 bags of Miracle Grow potting soil. (1 per urn) I believe they were 8 quarts bags.

A:  I am not sure how much it will take; however, I will add some light-weight filler to the bottom on mine--i.e., packing peanuts, styrofoam, etc., to cut down the weight and amount of soil it will take. Hope this helps. (I have done this before with planters and have had success.)

A:  21 inches

A:  They are about 20-1/2" tall. Tall enough to make a statement on your porch.

A:  Not sure but a little over 2ft probably

A:  21 inches high

A:  The urns are 24.8 inches tall.

A:  The description says they are 16".

A:  2 to 3 ft