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diy succulent planter wood

diy succulent planter wood DIY Succulent Log Planter Kit - Light Driftwood Style Resin Planter with 3 Planting Areas – Beach Wood Look - Drainage

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diy succulent planter wood DIY Succulent Log Planter Kit - Light Driftwood Style Resin Planter with 3 Planting Areas – Beach Wood Look - DrainageThis 3 tier driftwood style planter does the design work for you, creating a naturally full, layered succulent arrangement with almost no effort. Designer's Choice Planter Fully Assembled, Plants included. Let our designers create a one of a kind succulent arrangement for you! Each Designer's Choice planter is thoughtfully assembled using a beautiful mix of succulents selected for their varying sizes, colors, textures, and growth habits. No two

This 3-tier driftwood-style planter does the design work for you, creating a naturally full, layered succulent arrangement with almost no effort.

Designer's Choice Planter - Fully Assembled, Plants included.

Let our designers create a one-of-a-kind succulent arrangement for you! Each Designer's Choice planter is thoughtfully assembled using a beautiful mix of succulents selected for their varying sizes, colors, textures, and growth habits. No two designs are exactly alike. Designers Choice is a Full Succulent Planter with minimal filler. Number of plants will vary based on their size.

Decorative toppings are also selected by our designers to complement both the planter and plants chosen. These may include natural moss, decorative rocks, and other accents that enhance the finished arrangement.

Want to personalize your design? If you purchase a decorative plant accessory from our shop, simply select "Add to My Designer's Choice Planter" and we'll incorporate it into your custom arrangement with ideal placement and complimentary plants.

All assembled planters are professionally packaged using our secure "soft cloud" packing method to minimize movement during transit. Customers are often amazed when they open their package and discover that their arrangement arrives looking just as beautiful as when it left our studio.

Please Note: Photos shown are examples of previous Designer's Choice arrangements or arrangements built by customers in our build shop. Plant varieties, colors, decorative materials, and overall design will vary based on seasonal availability and the unique arrangement created specifically for your order. If you'd like to make any specific plant requests or omissions, please add a note to your order.  You may note general types from our succulent plant collection.


🌿 Turn It Into a DIY Kit - Receive premium soil and choose your topping. Purchase plants from our succulent plant collection or use your own plants.


🌵 Choosing Your Look

The 3-tier layout allows for a fuller, more dynamic arrangement:

Full Look: 7–9 plants
– Dense, lush layering with minimal exposed rock

3/4 Full: 6–7 plants
– Balanced with space for small decorative accents

1/2 Full: 5–6 plants
– More open, ideal for adding statement décor


✨ Want to Add Personality?

This planter really shines with decorative pieces thanks to the tiered layout.

Smaller items fit anywhere, while larger pieces (like fairy houses or animals) look best in the lower sections with a 3/4 or 1/2 full design.


Planter Dimensions (Exterior)

• Length: 15.4 inches (39 cm)
• Height: 6.1 inches (15.5 cm)


Planting Areas (3-Tier Design)

Top Tier (A)
• 4.7" x 3.1" x 2.2"
(12 cm x 8 cm x 5.5 cm)

Lower Right (B)
• 5.1" x 3.5" x 2.4"
(13 cm x 9 cm x 6 cm)

Lower Left (C)
• 5.5" x 3.5" x 2.2"
(14 cm x 9 cm x 5.5 cm)

🌊 Why This Planter Works So Well

• Realistic driftwood / beachwood texture
• Three-tier structure creates depth instantly
• Helps guide plant placement (great for beginners)
• Lightweight, durable resin
• Perfect for centerpieces, shelves, or gifts


❄️ Cold Weather Shipping Note

Orders may be delayed if temps drop below 25°F for plant safety.
Between 25–32°F, we recommend adding a heat pack.

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