We're offering you a 1 or 2 Black/Gold Trellis Tower Pots for £12.99, saving you up to 35% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £19.99 (correct as of 22.09.2025).

Transform Your Garden with Vertical Colour

Create a living pillar of blooms with these Black/Gold Trellis Tower Pots. Specially designed for climbing annuals and perennials like petunias, geraniums, sweet peas, and morning glories, these pots let you train your favourite climbers into impressive vertical displays. The sturdy lattice frame supports lush growth while keeping stems upright for optimal sunlight exposure.

• Botanical Benefits: Vertical gardening saves space and enhances airflow around plants, reducing disease risk and maximising flowering potential.
• Mature Height: Pot plus trellis stands at a generous 1.3m (4'), making a bold statement in any outdoor setting.
• Planting Location: Place on patios, balconies, or directly in the garden for instant impact.

Planting & Care Guide

• Planting: Fill the pot with quality multi-purpose compost. Plant young climbers at the base of the trellis in spring after the last frost.
• Sun Requirements: Most climbers thrive in full sun to partial shade—choose a bright spot for best results.
• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Use the included saucer to retain moisture during dry spells.
• Training: Gently guide new shoots onto the lattice and secure with soft twine as needed.
• Feeding: Apply a balanced liquid fertiliser every fortnight during active growth (typically May–September).
• Maintenance: Remove spent flowers to encourage continued blooming. Wear gloves when clearing old stems to protect your hands.

Clever Design for Versatile Gardens

• The four-part frame is easy to assemble and disassemble for seasonal use or storage.
• The wide base (42cm diameter) ensures stability even as plants reach their full height.
• Suits a wide range of climbing ornamentals—mix varieties for continuous colour through summer into early autumn.

Companion Planting & Design Tips

• Pair with trailing lobelia or bacopa at the base for a layered effect.
• Create a series along fences or pathways to define borders with living colour.
• Add scented climbers like sweet peas near seating areas for fragrance as well as beauty.

FAQs

• Q: When is the best time to plant climbing flowers in these pots?
  A: Plant after the last frost in spring—usually March to May—when temperatures are consistently above freezing.
• Q: How fast will my plants grow?
  A: Growth rates depend on species; most annual climbers will reach the top of the trellis by mid-summer if planted in spring and given regular care.
• Q: What type of soil should I use?
  A: Use a quality multi-purpose compost that retains moisture but drains well; add slow-release fertiliser granules at planting for best results.