Container Planting – Canning, Pickling and Fermenting Crocks

When thinking about container planting, the traditional terra-cotta or resin pot you typically see in stores comes to mind. However, when you take a closer look at your hardware store, you’ll be surprised at what a beautiful and unique planting you can create! Consider using the Canning, Pickling or Fermenting Crocks as a home for your plants. Follow along in Part 3 of 4 different styles of vessels you can use as planters. As well as where you might be able to find them. You may be surprised where some of these turn up!

Style 3 – Canning | Pickling | Fermenting Crocks as Planters

These stoneware vessels are often used for pickling or fermenting and can be often found at your local hardware store. If you are not able to find them locally, I will link some like the ones used in the video below. Rustic and durable, these crocks will add Farmhouse Charm to any decor, indoors or outdoors!

Three canning/pickling crocks with container planting of annual flowers — A trip to the hardware store resulted in these rustic and charming crock container plantings!

Close up of Violet Knight Annual Flower — With the tight clusters of purple flowers, this Violet Knight annual adds a pop of color to the crock container.

Close up of Shadow Dancers annual flower — With the tight clusters of purple flowers, this Violet Knight annual adds a pop of color to the crock container.

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Where To Find Similar Canning, Pickling & Fermenting Crocks To Use As Planters

Number 1 (1 Gallon) Crock – https://amzn.to/38f83WN

Number 2 (2 Gallon) Crock – https://amzn.to/3KShF7j

Number 3 (3 Gallon) Crock (larger version) – https://amzn.to/38ZiVbi

Want them to move more easily? Put them on a rolling base:

14″ Heavy Duty Roller Base (1 Pack) – https://amzn.to/3kMHlYf

14″ Heavy Duty Roller Base (2 Pack) – https://amzn.to/39wWaf9

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