Two tall square planters, each 11.5 by 11.5 in at the rim and standing 22.5 in, tapering toward the base so the pair reads as a matched set rather than two plain tubs. Inside each one sits a removable bucket measuring 11.5 by 11.5 by 9 in, and that bucket is what makes the pot practical: planting happens in the bucket at working height and the finished arrangement drops into the outer shell, while repotting or cleaning means lifting the bucket straight out rather than tipping a 22.5 in column of soil. Hidden handles are molded into it so there is something to grip without breaking the clean outside line. The gap beneath the bucket is a self watering reservoir, holding water that the soil draws on between waterings and cutting how often manual watering is needed. Drainage above it is thorough, with more than 100 holes spreading the flow rather than concentrating it at one point, and the outer shell carries a pre-marked drainage hole that can be drilled if faster drainage is wanted for a plant that resents wet feet. Leaving it undrilled keeps the reservoir sealed. The material is PP throughout, holding up against the elements outdoors, and the surface carries a wood-like texture that suits decks, balconies and living rooms alike. The pair weighs 10 lbs together.