When selecting your stands, make sure the design matches your overall aesthetic, that they are an appropriate size and height for your plants, and that they are durable and fit for purpose. Below, the best plant stands to make the most of the gorgeous greenery. Happy customers attest to the claim that the stand is very sturdy, despite being able to hold a few plants at once; plus, it wipes clean easily. We also appreciate that when the stand is not in use, it easy tucks into itself for easy storage—and it’s super lightweight. You can purchase the stand in rattan or black. Price at time of publish: $199 Price at time of publish: $21 for 6-inch top copper legs Price at time of publish: $22 Price at time of publish: $32 Price at time of publish: $39 Price at time of publish: $33 Price at time of publish: $47 Always check the maximum load capacity for the stand too. You don’t want it to collapse under the weight of a plant that’s too heavy for the construction.

Outdoor or Indoor

If you plan to use your plant stand on a porch or other outdoor space, you’ll need to select one that is weather-resistant. Untreated, delicate wood, for example, won’t last long when exposed to the elements.

Single or Multi-Plant Stands

Plant shelves are a great option for displaying multiple plants or for incorporating them with other decorative items, but like hanging planters, they don’t work for taller indoor trees or bigger plants. If you have limited wall space or just want an alternative place to display your plants, opt for a multi-plant stand. Single stands are great if you want to make an impact with one impressive specimen or you’re trying to raise the plant so it’s visible behind a sofa or similar furniture item.

Why Trust The Spruce?

This article was researched and written by Barret Wertz. After a childhood of gardening with his grandfather, Barret has maintained an interest in plants and gardening. Combine that with his design-focused lifestyle and career, and you get someone who is not only interested in the responsibility that comes with raising plants but someone who wants to put them on display in the best possible way. With his ever-evolving home decor, he’s always shopping for the next plant—and plant stand. Additional research for this article was provided by Gemma Johnstone, a long-time writer and editor with experience covering various home and lifestyle topics.