About Jozi Planter
A planter of 150 x 130 cm holds enough soil for a mature ornamental tree or a large palm to sit in without its roots being cut back to fit. That is the reason the Jozi exists. We supply it for garden courtyards, residential and commercial forecourts and civic landscaping, where a smaller container would look under-scaled against the building and starve the plant besides.
High-grade reinforced fibreglass carries the load while keeping the empty weight well below cast concrete of the same size, and at this scale that opens up places a concrete pot cannot go. Rooftop terraces, balconies and indoor foyers all come back into play. Two or three people can carry the empty planter through a standard gateway and set it down exactly where you want it, then fill it in position. On a balcony or rooftop, check the floor rating before you fill it.
Going inside? Order the optional matching saucer with it. The saucer sits directly under the base and catches drainage overflow before it reaches finished timber or stone. Work out how much potting mix you will need on the potting mix calculator before it arrives, because filling one of these takes more mix than most people expect, and contact us about a product or project to ask about Perth metropolitan delivery, see it at our Malaga showroom, or talk through a project with us.
Common questions
What can I plant in something this size?
Mature olive trees, frangipanis and dwarf date palms all sit comfortably in it, as do dense groupings of strelitzia and fiddle-leaf fig. Depth is the part that counts here: a deep taproot gets room to run straight down rather than circling the base of a shallow pot.
Do I need the saucer if it is going indoors?
If the planter is landing on timber, polished concrete or carpet, yes. The optional matching saucer sits directly beneath the base and captures excess irrigation runoff, so you can water the plant properly instead of watering it sparingly to protect the floor.
How do I move it into position?
Empty, it is light enough for two or three people to carry through a standard gateway and set down by hand. Put it where it is going to stay and fill it there. If access is tight, or you would rather we brought it to you, ask us about Perth metropolitan delivery when you are planning the layout.
