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36" Wall Basket - Description
- Top Quality Wall Basket
- Extra Long Wall Planter
- 36" Saxon Wall Trough
- Diameter: 91.5cm (36 inches)
- Shape: Semi-Circular (Half Round)
- Rustic Wall Basket
- Pre-lined Plastic Liner
- Wicker / Natural Rattan Construction
- With Strong Wire Frame
- Can Mount on Wall
- Capacity: 40 Litres
- Use 2 Slots (4mm wide) on Rear of Basket to Mount
- Quantity: 1
36" Wall Basket - Uses
- Wall baskets are a great way to add colour to a dull wall. Ideal plants for baskets include flowers such as...
- Petunias, Lobelia, Bellis, Iberis, Aubtreta, Geraniums, Polyanthus Begonias, Verbena, Bidens, Busy Lizies, Fuschias etc..
- Also savoury herbs such as Mint, Thyme, Basil, Oregano, Lemon Balm, Chocolate Mint etc..
36" Wall Basket - Advantages
- Sturdy wire frame & will last for many years
- Wicker basket can be fixed directly onto the wall, no need for additional brackets
- They are less of a 'bumping into' hazard than hanging baskets
- They move less in the wind than hanging baskets
- You can get instant results & create tailored planting schemes to suit your location & season
- Can be reused year after year
- A well selected & well watered wall basket can last for the entire Summer
How to Plant & Where to Hang Your Basket
- See how to grow tab for full instructions with videos & tips
Index
- What you will need
- Choose your compost
- Preparing the hanging basket
- Positioning the plants
- Once planted
- Where to position the hanging basket
- Plants for a spring hanging basket
- Plants for a summer hanging basket
- Plants for a winter hanging basket
Spring / Summer Hanging Basket
Winter Hanging Basket
What you will need
- A hanging basket
- e.g. a wire frame, rattan or wicker material
- 30, 35 or 40cm (12, 14 or 16")
- Use a moss hanging basket liner to retain soil
- For a 12" hanging basket choose a 12" basket liner
- Push the liner into the basket & tidy up the edges
Choose your compost
- A peat free compost is better for hanging baskets as it dries out less quickly
Preparing you basket
- A good tip is to place your basket on a bucket to prevent it moving or falling over
- Begin by adding some compost to your basket
- Next add a water retaining mat to minimise the need for watering
- Then add some more compost & start positioning your plants
Positioning the plants
- Start with the largest plants
- Place these in the centre or towards the back of the basket
- Then choose the medium sized plants & position
- Finally add the trailing plants & place these over the front & sides of the basket
Once planted
- Add more compost & press plants in well
- Add a slow-release fertiliser
- Water basket & place in a greenhouse until plants are established
Where to position your basket
- Pick a location that maximises the impact of the basket - but try to avoid a full sun or full shade locations
- Make sure the wall bracket and bolts are strong enough to support the basket
Good plants for a summer basket
- Geraniums, Petunias, Verbenas, Lobelias, Begonias & Fuchsias
Good plants for a spring basket
- Pansies, Violas, Ivys, Arabis, Aubrietia, & Alyssum
Good plants for a winter basket
- Greens & Berries with Pine, Trailing Ivy, Cyclamen, Skimmias, Junipers & Box
FINAL NOTE: Water regularly (daily if necessary) - ideally using a long reach water wand - for easy and effective watering