Planters are containers used to cultivate plants in urban settings when huge plots of land or other traditional gardening locations might not be available. They are crucial to urban agriculture since they are made of different materials, sizes, and shapes and are intended to store soil and give plants a place to live. Planters let grow plants in tight areas like windowsills, patios, rooftops, and balconies. Urban gardeners can enjoy the flexibility of moving them around to shield plants from inclement weather or to optimize sunlight for their plants. Better control over drainage and soil quality, which can be difficult in urban locations with poor soil conditions, is provided by planters.