We’ve visited Susan Esche’s home garden before (A Garden Wedding, the Flowers, and the Deer), but today she’s taking us along to visit a public garden in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Flowers, herbs and vegetables don’t need to be limited to the allotment and indoor pots. Garden wall planters are an attractive and space saving alternative, which make an excellent outdoor feature.
They include decorative planters, which will frame and add interest to your foliage as well as pared back pouches that let the plants do the talking. Living walls are increasingly popular and can make a real statement across a large surface area in your garden.
Below, we’ve curated a list of wall planters and living wall kits to help you choose the best option for your home. We’ve included a range of hanging planter designs as well as comprehensive living wall kits to help you create your own green walls.
If you’re looking for other ways to display your plants, we’ve also listed a selection of indoor plant pots as well as some of the best self watering planters, which will help do the hard work for you.
If you need tools to help put up your garden wall planters, consider our guides to the best electric screwdrivers and best cordless drills.
Browse our selection of outdoor planters, below;
Esschert Cast-Iron Flower Pot HolderThis triple flower pot holder by Esschert is one of the more traditional wall mounted garden planters available. The decorate metal frame subtly showcases a mix of three plants and is made from cast iron, so it’s a durable choice.
Dimensions: 18 x 52 x 16cm
Price: £25.65
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AmazonBasics Wall PlanterAn ideal choice for a contemporary conservatory or porch space, this wall planter is made from stoneware ceramic with a steel frame. Cacti and architectural succulents, such as prickly pear, would work well in this pared back,
We’ve visited Susan Esche’s home garden before (A Garden Wedding, the Flowers, and the Deer), but today she’s taking us along to visit a public garden in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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