The 10 Best Planter Hanging Hooks

The Dahey Flower Holder (about $21) has a wooden backing with an attached hook and includes a metal vase that hangs from a decorative rope. It can be mounted with a nail to effortlessly show off the floral arrangement of your choosing.

The small, but mighty, Alamic Ceiling Hooks (about $7) are two inches long and come in a pack of twelve for those with more plants than average. Screwing directly into your preferred surface, they have large enough threads to stay put securely.

Give your plants some breathing room with the Achla Iron Bracket (about $19). At 18 inches long it allows even the bulkiest flowers to suspend comfortably from the wall. It's handmade and sealed with a powder coating to protect it from corrosion.

There's no need to make a hole in any surface to set up the Bolite Deck Hook (appx. $24), which is designed to clamp to a patio or balcony and measures about 28 inches long. Just tighten the device's bolt to a secure spot and installation is finished.

The Stoutmax Shepherd's Hook (around $13) is a rugged option, capable of supporting a lot of weight, so it should work perfectly for large garden pots. The 6-inch-long attachments have a clean look that will fit nicely with almost any decor.

The durable Mkono Plant Hangers (about $14) will help you show off your green thumb in an affordable way. With their minimalist look, these rust-resistant brackets will add a touch of style to any setting, whether it's indoors or outdoors.

The classic and handsome Sungmor Decorative Mounts (around $35) are made of cast iron and can handle heavy planters. Offered in a set of two, they are rust resistant and available in black or white, but they're a bit pricier than most other choices.

The bird details and vintage finish of these Lewondr Wall Brackets (appx. $13) will add charm to any garden. Surprisingly heavy-duty, the decorative pieces are made of wrought iron and come in pairs, along with both screws and rubber plugs.

A simple but smart rotating choice, the Panacea Swivel (appx. $7) lets you turn planters while they are suspended. The robust metal hook has a powder coating and comes with all the tools you need to affix it to a wooden or plaster ceiling.

Equipped with an adjustable extension, each in the Bolite 2 Pack (appx. $18) allows you to add up to two feet between your plants and the wall. They're black with a rust-proof finish, and using the wingnut to alter the length of the arm is a breeze.