Abstract: A vase for plants or shrubs has a tubular-shaped lateral wall and a base with a first and a second plurality of through-holes, respectively, enabling exit of roots. The lateral wall in transversal section is star-shaped and forms a first plurality of internal cusps and a first plurality of external cusps, each through-hole of the first plurality of through-holes being arranged at a respective one of the external cusps. The vase has a first wall and a second wall which connect one of the internal cusps with an immediately-following one of the external cusps. The first wall and the second wall are mutually contiguous and form there-between an internal angle of less than 180°.

Abstract: The container for plants comprises a lateral wall comprising at least one sheet (10) which shapes a plane (20) and a plurality of hollow protuberances (12), which extend from the plane (20) outwards of the container and which are suitable to receive the roots during the growth. Each hollow protuberance (12) has a median axis inclined downwards when in use.