Planters For Christmas Trees

When the air turns crisp and the evenings start coming on a little earlier, folks around here know it’s just about time to start thinking Christmas. For a lot of us, that means more than just stringing up a few lights—it’s about making the whole place feel warm and welcoming, inside and out. That’s where the right planter for your Christmas tree can make all the difference. Whether you’re setting up a fresh-cut pine in the living room or decking out the porch with a potted evergreen, a sturdy, good-looking planter pulls the whole look together. It’s not just about looks, either. The right planter gives your tree the support it needs to stay upright all season long, no matter how many ornaments the kids pile on or how many times the dog brushes past. And if you’re one to go for a living tree that you’ll plant out back come spring, a well-chosen planter makes it easy to keep your tree healthy and hydrated until it’s time to move it outdoors.

These planters aren’t just for folks who want to keep things traditional, either. Maybe you’ve got a small space or you’re looking for something a little different this year—a tabletop tree for the entryway, or a pair of matching evergreens to flank the barn doors. There’s a planter out there for just about every setup, whether you’re after something rustic that looks like it’s been handed down a generation or a more modern style that’ll stand up to muddy boots and the occasional splash of hot cocoa. They also make a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves to decorate or spends their holidays hosting family and friends. Picture your folks, your neighbor down the road, or even the newlyweds who just bought their first place together—giving them a top-notch planter for their Christmas tree is like handing them a little piece of holiday tradition they can use year after year. And let’s not forget, a quality planter is a solid investment for anyone who likes to switch things up from season to season. After the holidays are over, you can fill it with spring flowers, summer herbs, or even a fall display of pumpkins and mums.

If you’re still deciding what kind of tree to bring home this year, it’s worth taking a look at the different types of evergreens that work well in planters. Pines are a favorite for their classic shape and sturdy branches, and you can find some great options over on our Pine Christmas Trees page. No matter what you choose, think about where your tree will go and how much space you’ve got to work with. Some folks like to keep things simple with a lightweight plastic or resin planter that’s easy to move around, while others prefer the look and feel of real wood or metal. Drainage is another thing to keep in mind, especially if you’re using a live tree—nobody wants soggy roots or water stains on the floor. And if you’re planning to keep your tree outdoors, make sure your planter can stand up to the elements, from freezing temps to blustery winds. However you celebrate, picking out the right planter is one of those little details that makes your holiday season feel extra special, whether you’re hosting a house full of family or just enjoying a quiet night by the fire.