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Fiberglass planters have the natural look of stone, concrete or terracottaFiberglass garden planters have come a long way in recent years. New materials and methods of production have vastly improved the quality and variety of styles available in fiberglass, resin and polyurethane. Very detailed molds used in producing these lightweight planters create patterns, textures and reliefs that have only been available on more expensive planters.The most popular fiberglass planters simulate the look of natural materials such as clay, terracotta and stonemany virtually impossible to distinguish from the 'real thing' until you touch them. Fiberstone and fiberclay refer to the addition of limestone or clay to the fiberglass to add natural-looking texture. Fiberglass planters offer many benefits, especially to gardeners with limited space and experience. Their lightweight also makes these planters ideal for balconies or porches where weight must be a consideration. Durability is the major benefit of these types of plantersmost last for many years without the extra care required for terracotta, wood and metal. As with all planter types, it is important to ensure your landscape planters have adequate drainage holes and air circulation around the roots. It is also important to consider the color of your pots and exposure to the sun, as dark colors tend to absorb and retain more heat than lighter colors. Characteristics of Fiberglass Planters Benefits:
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