Herb Pots for the Kitchen, Grey, Buttercream or Green

Create a small kitchen herb garden on your windowsill with three square metal pots on a matching tray with leather effect handles. Each pot measures 10.5cm by 10.5cm, ideal for basil, coriander and spearmint. Drainage holes help reduce water build up and the tray keeps everything tidy for easy watering and care.

Indoor Herb Planter With Drainage And Label Windows

Label windows on each pot make herbs simple to identify while you cook. Choose grey, mint green, or buttercream to suit your space. The tray length is 35cm so it fits most sills without taking up extra room. Use indoors year round or move outside in warm weather to catch more light.

Herb Growing Kit With Seeds And Coir Options

Select from three choices depending on how you want to grow:

• Complete kit with herbs seeds:
  2kg coir brick (expands to 3L) and seed packs for basil, coriander and spearmint (100 seeds of each)
• Pots and tray only if you prefer to use your own compost and seeds
• Complete kit with jalapeno seeds: Set of 3 pots with coir block and jalapeño seeds (20 seeds included) for growing fresh chillies

All options arrive ready to set up in minutes.

Sizes

Overall tray dimensions: 10.5cm x 35cm
Individual pot size: 10.5cm x 10.5cm

Specifications

Complete kit with herb option: coir brick expands to 3L and seeds for basil, coriander, spearmint
Complete kit with herb option: coir brick expands to 3L and 20 jalapeno seeds
Material: steel pots and tray
Colours: grey, mint green, buttercream
Features: drainage holes, label windows, leather effect handles
Number of pots: 3
Use: indoor or outdoor in mild weather

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a pot and tray set or a complete herb growing kit?

You can choose pots and tray only, the complete kit with coir brick and herb  seeds, or the set of 3 pots with coir block and jalapeño seeds. Each option includes the tray and pots, ready to set up.

Do the metal herb pots have drainage holes?

Yes, each pot has drainage holes to help reduce water build up. Keep pots on the tray to catch drips and protect the sill.

Do I need to water the herbs every day?

No, the tray helps retain water so the compost stays evenly moist. Check every few days and add water only when the top feels dry.

Can the windowsill herb planter be used outside?

Yes, you can place the set outside in warm months. Bring it indoors during cold weather to protect young plants.

How do I label basil, coriander and spearmint?

Each pot has a label window on the front. Slide in your own labels so you can identify herbs at a glance.