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Slatted trellis: Grow climbing plants and vines

Transform Your Outdoor Space with a Raised Planter & Trellis

Create a lush vertical garden or vibrant floral display with this raised planter, designed specifically for climbing plants like clematis, sweet peas, runner beans, and morning glories. The integrated slat trellis offers natural support for vines to flourish upwards, maximising your planting area even in compact gardens.

• Durable Materials: The combination of powder-coated aluminium and wood-plastic composite panels ensures a sturdy structure that withstands the elements without cracking or fading.
• Generous Size: With overall dimensions of 180H x 90.5L x 38W cm and an inner planting space of 22H x 88L x 33.5W cm, there's ample room for roots to spread and plants to thrive.
• Smart Drainage: A built-in drainage hole at the base keeps soil healthy by letting excess water escape, protecting your plants from rot and mineral build-up.
• User-Friendly Assembly: All fixings included for quick setup—no specialist tools needed.

Planting & Care Guide

• Best For: Climbing annuals and perennials (sweet peas, nasturtiums), trailing tomatoes, compact vegetables (lettuce, radish), herbs (parsley, basil), or seasonal blooms.
• Position: Place in full sun or partial shade for optimal growth; ideal for patios, balconies, or as a garden focal point.
• Soil: Fill with quality multipurpose compost; ensure moderate moisture but avoid overwatering thanks to the drainage system.
• Care Tips: Water regularly during dry spells. Add slow-release fertiliser in spring. Prune back climbers as needed to encourage new growth and maintain shape.
• Trellis Support: Secure young vines gently to the trellis until established; suitable for both annuals and perennial climbers.

Design Ideas & Companion Planting

• Create a living privacy screen by growing sweet peas or climbing nasturtiums along the trellis.
• Mix trailing herbs like thyme or oregano at the base with taller climbers above for layered interest.
• Add colour by combining flowering vines with compact bedding plants or edible greens in the raised bed section.

FAQs

• Q: When is the best time to plant?
  A: Plant spring annuals after the last frost; perennials can be planted in early spring or autumn.
• Q: What plants work best with the trellis?
  A: Ideal choices include sweet peas, clematis, runner beans, morning glories, and climbing nasturtiums.
• Q: How do I care for my raised planter?
  A: Water regularly, feed with slow-release fertiliser in spring, and prune climbers to encourage healthy growth throughout the season.