We're offering you a Wooden Planter w/ Trellis + Drain Holes for £46.99, saving you up to 49% off Mhstar Uk Ltd's's price of £92.99 (correct as of 08.12.2025).

Dual-function design

Transform Your Garden with a Dual-Purpose Planter

Bring structure and style to your outdoor space with this wooden planter and trellis set. Crafted from robust natural fir wood, it’s designed to withstand the elements while providing a nurturing environment for your favourite plants.

• Trellis for Climbers: The integrated trellis is ideal for supporting climbing plants like clematis, sweet peas, or morning glories. Watch as your blooms ascend and create a living wall of colour.
• Spacious Raised Bed: The generous planting area is perfect for herbs, annual flowers, or compact perennials. Raised beds offer improved drainage and easier access for planting and maintenance.
• Efficient Water Management: Built-in drainage holes and a non-woven fabric liner help excess water escape, protecting roots from rot and promoting healthy growth.
• Decorative Hanging Roof: The charming roof design provides extra space for hanging baskets or trailing plants, adding height and interest to your display.
• Natural Finish: Carbonised fir wood resists cracking and weathers beautifully, blending seamlessly into any garden setting.

Planting & Care Guide

• Best For: Climbing annuals (e.g., sweet peas), compact perennials, trailing herbs (e.g., thyme), or small vegetables (e.g., lettuce).
• Location: Place in full sun or partial shade; ideal for patios, balconies, or garden borders.
• Soil: Use quality multipurpose compost. Ensure soil is well-drained but retains moisture—amend with organic matter if needed.
• Irrigation: Water regularly during dry spells; ensure excess water drains freely to avoid soggy roots.
• Maintenance: Prune climbing plants as needed to encourage healthy growth. Replenish compost annually for best results.

Design Tips & Companion Planting

• Create a vertical accent by pairing climbing plants with trailing varieties in the raised bed below.
• Add companion herbs like basil or parsley alongside flowering climbers for visual contrast and practical kitchen use.
• This planter suits cottage gardens, modern patios, or balcony spaces—combine with terracotta pots or gravel mulch for added effect.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant?
  The best time to plant is in spring after the last frost. This allows roots to establish before summer growth.
• How much sunlight does it need?
  This planter thrives in full sun to partial shade. Most climbing annuals prefer at least 6 hours of sunlight daily.
• What types of plants work best?
  The trellis supports climbers like sweet peas and clematis; the raised bed suits herbs, annual flowers, or salad greens.