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Indoor Plant Stands


If you have a lot of house plants -- and why wouldn't you? -- indoor plant stands are an attractive, practical way to show off your prized plants. After all, doesn't your fern or philodendron deserve to be on a pedestal?


Displaying House Plants

If you're like me, you've covered every table top, shelf, and counter with plants.

That's why I love multi-tiered indoor plant stands...they offer an easy solution for displaying house plants. By grouping a variety of plants at varying heights, you can turn a haphazard jungle into an orderly arrangement. Quickly. Easily. No decorating talents needed.


Plant Stand Trio

These simple and versatile indoor plant stands come in a set of three. Use the Plant Stand Trio together as a step display, or separate them for use in different areas of your home.

  • Tables nest together for easy storage.

  • Small stand is 27" L x 10" D x 16" H; Medium stand is 30" L x 10" D x 22-1/8" H; Large stand is 33" L x 10" D x 27-1/8" H

  • Each shelf holds up to 120 pounds

  • Lightweight, sturdy, powder-coated black steel, weather-resistant finish

  • Plastic feet protect floor



    • Teak Plant Stand

    Give your prize house plants center stage on this elegant teak pedestal. Two separate platforms let you create an attractive, plant-filled display that will enhance any room in your home.

    This Teak Plant Stand is crafted of high quality Reforest Teak in a classic design that accentuates teak's timeless beauty.

  • For use indoors or on a covered porch

  • Beautifully crafted: precision joinery and graceful contours

  • Heirloom quality that will last a lifetime

  • Made from sustainably-harvested Central American teak; 13" square x 30" H


    • Lake House Planter

    Outside, this Lake House Planter has the same classic "wicker" weave as the Lake House furniture line; inside is a self-watering planter that makes tending plants a breeze for long-blooming, wilt-proof flower displays!

  • Interior planter holds 22 quarts of container mix and 7 quarts of water

  • Choice of White or Walnut, other coordinating furniture available

  • Made of powder-coated steel, vinyl and aluminum

  • Measures 34" W x 11-1/2" D x 29-3/4" H

    • A perfect planter for your porch or sunroom.



    Branch Plant Stand

    Plants take center stage when displayed on this handsome, nature-inspired plant stand. The sturdy steel frame has a rustic bronze finish and holds three beveled glass shelves.

  • Made of tubular steel with a brass finish

  • 52" H x 13-1/4" square Bottom shelf is 11-1/2" square x 14" H Middle shelf is 9-1/2" square x 10-1/2" H Top shelf is 7-3/4" square x 10-1/2" H

  • Folds flat for easy storage

    • The compact footprint of this Branch Plant Stand fits easily into any indoor living space.



    Quarter-Round Plant Terrace

    Multi-tiered plant stands like this one have been popular in Europe for generations. They're one of the most attractive and versatile ways to display a collection of potted plants.

  • Measures 23-3/4"L x 23-3/4"W x 27-1/2"H; Shelves are 8" D with 12" between shelves
  • Sturdy wire with durable vinyl finish; available in dark green or black
  • Versatile -- combine two for a half-round stand, four for a full circle
  • Can be combined with the Straight Plant Terrace

    • This Quarter-Round Plant Terrace lasts for years and looks great on the porch or patio, in the sunroom or the living room.



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    Location, location, location

    Just about every room in the house offers places to put your indoor plant stands.

    Choose a spot that has the right kind of light for your plants, away from heat/AC vents.

    Grouping Plants

    If one is good, three is better and five is, well...merrier.

    Different types of plants look best when arranged in groups of three or five -- or more.

    You'll be amazed at how the different leaf textures and colors can complement each other. Showcase a plant in bloom by putting it front and center.

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    The Single Plant

    Small plants are quite beautiful on their own. Unfortunately, they tend to get crowded together on a table, where none of them are presented to their advantage.

    So, how do you make a small plant stand out?

    Make one shine by placing it on a pedestal stand by itself. Slip the plant in a decorative cachepot to dress it up.

    By rotating plants, you can make a star out of one plant that's looking its best. Put a moth orchid on the pedestal when it's in bloom. When it's not, give your flowering African violet its turn in the spotlight.

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