The Chicken Planter features a hen that forgoes the raising of chicks for the more important role of raising plants. Despite the fact that it has no legs, it stoops in a roosting posture at 18.5 centimetres. The higher than normal height is to make room for the planter functionality so that plants can have enough room to spread their root for necessary nutrition. The chicken planter is made wholly of resin even though to some, it might have a deceptive look of wood. As a planter and country décor, the craftsman pays attention to the salient part of hens; it has a red, brightly painted comb, a stout pointy beak, wide open eyes, well sculpted head, and tail feathers all of which is painted white except for the extra, ornate design on the body and tail.