Recycled plastic containers are lightweight and durable, which means they contribute to a healthier environment. They come with an array of colors that can match any kitchen too!

They are made from clay and fired at high temperatures to make them durable. They come in a variety of colors, shapes as well sizes so you can find one that suits your needs!

Ceramic pots also have the benefit over plastic containers because they don't leach chemicals into food when heated up like plastics can sometimes do.

Untreated natural wood, such as cedar or teak is a safe and appealing option for an organic gardening container. You can either buy containers made from this type of material or make your own; however, the key to making sure that you're choosing organically-safe materials is in adding preservatives before sealing them up with paint. 

Stone containers are an attractive and safe option for organic gardening. However, stone containers are more fragile so they may not be as durable outdoors as wood or plastic pots. 

Concrete is a long-lasting material that can also make good container choices because it's sturdy. Unfortunately, its heavy too, making it impractical to move around with plants in them often.