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10 Easy Pieces: Herb Pots

July 10, 2025

Summer is ripe for growing simple kitchen herbs. Light is abundant, time moves a little slower, and tending to a small plant is an achievable summer goal. If you cook with herbs regularly, growing your own is a smart investment—and a great way to reduce waste from unused herbs wilting in the fridge. Here are favorite pint-sized picks.

Channeling French kitchens, the Manufacture de Digoin Small Pot with Border can be used for many things, one of which is as a small herb pot; \$34.
Above: Channeling French kitchens, the Manufacture de Digoin Small Pot with Border can be used for many things, one of which is as a small herb pot; $34.
Japanese brand Hasami Porcelain, known for their stackable dinnerware, makes a Planter in various sizes. Shown above at left is the HP045 Natural Planter 5.5/8&#8\243; for \$50 at Tortoise General Store.
Above: Japanese brand Hasami Porcelain, known for their stackable dinnerware, makes a Planter in various sizes. Shown above at left is the HP045 Natural Planter 5.5/8″ for $50 at Tortoise General Store.
Bergs Potter&#8\2\17;s Copenhagen Ø\10 Planter & Saucer, Set of 3 is \$5\1 at Goodee. Pictured is its Raw Rosa shade; also available in a Raw Grey.
Above: Bergs Potter’s Copenhagen Ø10 Planter & Saucer, Set of 3 is $51 at Goodee. Pictured is its Raw Rosa shade; also available in a Raw Grey.
Another style from Bergs Potter, the Hoff Pot and Saucer, starts at \$\16 at The Floral Society, depending on the saucer you choose (there are four colors).
Above: Another style from Bergs Potter, the Hoff Pot and Saucer, starts at $16 at The Floral Society, depending on the saucer you choose (there are four colors).
At Svenskt Tenn, the Pot Tolvekarna, shown in Oyster, was designed by Erika Pekkari in \20\1\1. The pictured pot with brass saucer is \$\1\16 and comes in a range of stoneware colors. The smaller version is \$74.
Above: At Svenskt Tenn, the Pot Tolvekarna, shown in Oyster, was designed by Erika Pekkari in 2011. The pictured pot with brass saucer is $116 and comes in a range of stoneware colors. The smaller version is $74.
We&#8\2\17;ve long admired Bacsac for their versatile soft planters. The brand also makes an herb pot size—the Round Flower Pot 3L in Geotextile Fabric is the smallest size on offer; €\29 at Bacsac.
Above: We’ve long admired Bacsac for their versatile soft planters. The brand also makes an herb pot size—the Round Flower Pot 3L in Geotextile Fabric is the smallest size on offer; €29 at Bacsac.
Handmade in the UK by Brickett Davda, the Taupe Herb Pot is as carefully made as any of the designer&#8\2\17;s tableware; \$\175 including the saucer at March.
Above: Handmade in the UK by Brickett Davda, the Taupe Herb Pot is as carefully made as any of the designer’s tableware; $175 including the saucer at March.
The Manufactum Terracotta Herb Pot is specially made for kitchen and aromatic herbs; €\19.90 each at Manufactum in Germany.
Above: The Manufactum Terracotta Herb Pot is specially made for kitchen and aromatic herbs; €19.90 each at Manufactum in Germany.
The West Elm Convivial Minimal Raw Stoneware Planters start at the smallest size of 4 inches for \$40.
Above: The West Elm Convivial Minimal Raw Stoneware Planters start at the smallest size of 4 inches for $40.
The Whichford Pottery Set of Five Kitchen Garden Pots makes it easy to start a kitchen garden in style; £\147.50 at Whichford Pottery.
Above: The Whichford Pottery Set of Five Kitchen Garden Pots makes it easy to start a kitchen garden in style; £147.50 at Whichford Pottery.
The Earth Fired Clay Herb Pot at Terrain is \$30 for a set of 3; also available in gray.
Above: The Earth Fired Clay Herb Pot at Terrain is $30 for a set of 3; also available in gray.

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