This Forest Garden Wooden Trellis Planter boasts substantial 15mm thick x 30mm wide battens, perfe...This Forest Garden Wooden Trellis Planter boasts substantial 15mm thick x 30mm wide battens, perfectly spaced for climbing plants to flourish. Its diamond trellis design is both visually appealing and supportive, making it ideal for brightening any wall or courtyard. Pressure-treated for lasting durability, the timber is guaranteed against rot for 15 years. With a 75-litre compost capacity, it's perfect for a thriving garden display. The planter has an integrated diamond trellis that is not only aesthetically pleasing but will support the growth of climbing plants. It holds approx. 75L of compost and is pressure treated to ensure longevity with a 15-year anti-rot guarantee. Dimensions: H:1370.0 x W:800.0 x D:400.0 cm. Colour: Brown. Model Number: TPLAHD. Self Assembly Required: Yes. Please Note: Orders to certain postal codes may be subject to longer leads than advertised. Deliveries to mainland Scotland can take up to 10 working days more than the advertised lead-times.
This guide is for anyone looking to enhance their garden with the Forest Garden Wooden Trellis Planter. The key benefit is its ability to support climbing plants while adding aesthetic appeal to your space. Keep in mind that self-assembly is required upon delivery. This guide covers everything from setup to care, ensuring you get the most out of your planter.
All features
Colour
Brown
Model Part Number
TPLAHD
Brand
Forest Garden
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the warranty period?
The Forest Garden Wooden Trellis Planter comes with a 15-year anti-rot guarantee on the timber.
What are the dimensions of the planter?
The dimensions are H:1370.0 x W:800.0 x D:400.0 cm.
How much compost does the planter hold?
The planter holds approximately 75 litres of compost.
Is assembly required?
Yes, self-assembly is required.
What type of plants can I grow in this planter?
You can grow a variety of climbing plants, such as clematis, roses, ivy, and runner beans.
What colour is the planter?
The planter is brown.
What kind of wood is used?
The planter is made from pressure-treated timber.
Where is the planter suitable for?
The planter is suitable for gardens, patios, and courtyards.
Troubleshooting
Planter feels unstable after assembly.
Double-check all screws and joints. Ensure all components are properly aligned and securely fastened. Place the planter on a level surface.
Rotting or decay of wood.
Ensure proper drainage and avoid waterlogging. The wood is pressure-treated for rot resistance, but check for damage or wear and tear over time.
Plants are not thriving.
Check soil quality, ensure adequate sunlight, and provide sufficient water. Consider adding plant food or fertilizer.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable pressure-treated wood.
Provides excellent support for climbing plants.
Aesthetically pleasing diamond trellis design.
Large 75-litre compost capacity.
15-year anti-rot guarantee.
Cons
Requires self-assembly.
Delivery times may vary depending on location.
May require regular watering and maintenance.
Assembly may take some time.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Unpack all components and check against the parts list.
Follow the provided instructions for self-assembly. Ensure all screws and joints are securely fastened.
Place the assembled planter in your desired location, ensuring it's on a stable surface.
Compatibility
Soil: Use a good quality compost suitable for your chosen plants. The planter can hold approximately 75 litres of compost.
Plants: Compatible with a wide variety of climbing plants such as clematis, roses, ivy, and runner beans. Consider the plant's mature size and growth habits.
Location: Suitable for outdoor use in various locations like gardens, patios, and courtyards. Ensure the location receives adequate sunlight for your chosen plants.
Care
Watering: Water regularly, especially during dry periods, ensuring the soil remains moist but not waterlogged. The frequency of watering depends on the plant and weather conditions.
Maintenance: Check the planter periodically for any loose screws or damage. Tighten screws as needed.
Cleaning: Clean the planter with a damp cloth as needed to remove any dirt or debris.
Winter Protection: In colder climates, consider protecting the planter and plants during harsh winters. This might include wrapping the planter or moving it to a sheltered location.