We're offering you a Wooden Trellis Planter Box, Grow Herbs for £68.99, saving you up to 43% off Mhstar Uk Ltd's's price of £119.99 (correct as of 08.12.2025).

2-in-1 design: Garden Bed with Trellis

Grow More with a Versatile Wooden Trellis Planter

Create a thriving vertical garden with this fir wood trellis planter box. Designed for gardeners who want to maximise space and support climbing plants, it offers both a deep planting bed and an integrated trellis—perfect for training beans, sweet peas, clematis, or even compact tomatoes.

• Ample Planting Space: The large inner box (96.5L x 52W x 30Hcm) accommodates vegetables, herbs, or annuals. Its open bottom ensures excellent drainage and root health.
• Trellis Support: The robust back grid (92L x 30Wcm) lets you grow climbers upward—ideal for maximising yields in small gardens or on patios.
• Weather-Resistant Fir: Crafted from sturdy fir wood and finished with waterproof paint, this planter stands up to the British weather year-round.
• Flexible Placement: At 160L x 55W x 183Hcm overall, you can position it against fences, walls, or use as a garden divider.
• Extra Growing Space: The small roof provides handy hooks for hanging baskets or trailing pots.

Planting & Care Guide

• Best For: Sun-loving climbers (sweet peas, runner beans), trailing flowers (nasturtiums), or mixed herb gardens.
• Soil: Fill with quality compost or well-drained soil—add slow-release fertiliser for best results.
• Watering: Water regularly in dry spells; ensure soil stays moist but not waterlogged.
• Maintenance: Prune spent growth from climbers to encourage new shoots; refresh compost each season.
• Seasonal Use: Plant annuals in spring after frost risk passes; overwinter hardy perennials or empty box as needed.

Add Structure & Beauty to Any Garden

This planter suits cottage gardens, modern patios, or urban balconies. Pair with lavender, nasturtiums, or dwarf beans for a vibrant display. For privacy screens, train fast-growing climbers like morning glory up the trellis.

FAQs

• Q: What is the best time to plant in this box?
  A: Plant after the last frost in spring for most annuals and climbers; hardy perennials can go in autumn or early spring.
• Q: How much soil does it hold?
  A: The planter holds approximately 150 litres of compost—enough for multiple plants or a dense herb garden.
• Q: Is assembly required?
  A: Yes, simple home assembly is required; all fixings and instructions are included.