About Polystone Resin Diva Planter
Curves this soft are hard to hold in a material that also has to live outdoors. Polystone Resin composite manages both: a fine, even surface texture on the face of the pot and real strength behind it. The Diva reads as a sculpted shape in a living room and still takes everyday patio use and regular watering.
Size is the decision here, and there are five. CG5022/120 (120 x 100) carries a large indoor tree such as a fiddle-leaf fig or mature ficus. CG5022/100 (100 x 45) drops to a low bowl proportion and has its own page as the Diva Low Bowl Planter. CG5022/70 (70 x 70) and CG5022/50 (50 x 50) sit in the middle and anchor a standard patio shrub. CG5022/45 (45 x 45) is a coffee-table or kitchen-console size, right for a group of small succulents.
If you need it larger, the same profile continues in the Large Diva Planter at 1200 x 1000. Because the shape stays the same across the range, the sizes group well; in the showroom we tend to set out three rather than two, since the step between three sizes reads better than a pair. View the Polystone Resin Planters collection for shapes that sit alongside it, visit the Malaga showroom to compare the sizes side by side, or contact us about a product or project to talk through sizing, Perth metropolitan delivery or collection from Malaga.
Common questions
Can I plant an indoor tree straight into the CG5022/120?
You can, but indoors we would not. Leave the tree in its grower pot and stand it on a heavy-duty waterproof drip tray set in the base of the planter. Rotating or swapping the tree then takes two minutes, and watering never finds its way onto the floor.
Which sizes work together in a grouping?
Three graduated sizes — the 120 x 100, the 70 x 70 and the 45 x 45 — give a height step that fills an empty patio corner. Put tall upright foliage in the largest, a mounding shrub in the middle one, and let something cascade over the edge of the front bowl.
Will it cope on a covered veranda through summer?
Yes. Polystone Resin holds its shape and its clean surface lines through Perth temperature swings, wind and routine garden watering, so covered patios, verandas and open terraces all suit it.
