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- Beauty abounds and adds visual drama

-Takes a fraction of the space that horizontal gardening does.

-Easier on knees and back, no bending

-Conserves water

-Watering takes less effort

-Weeds are controlled

-Reduces CO2 levels and increases oxygen

-Acts as natural insulation for hot and cold Aeration of plants is more efficient

-Covers up views of plain or ugly walls

-Fresh produce at your fingertips.

-Plants are less accessible to diseases and pests

-Live plants decrease stress levels, create peaceful ambiance

-Better employee attendance

-Increases value and salability of your home or office building

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Greenbar green Wall Planter weight?

Vertical wall planter are felt pockets made from 100% recycled plastic water bottles

The Greenbar vertical wall planter itself weights from 106g to 688g per piece.

Soft black felt, lightweight design for easy movement and hanging

How do I hang my Vertical Wall Planter?

The vertical wall planter features heavy-duty grommets spaced at handle or eyelet intervals, so you can secure it to any vertical surface with hooks, wood screws or any adequate fastener. The largest size weighs about 150 pounds when fully planted, so be sure to secure it to a structure that can hold that much weight.

Where should I locate my Vertical Wall Planter?

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Like a traditional garden, you should locate your Greenbar vertical wall planter in an area that gets full sun for at least six hours per day. If possible, locate it near a water source. If your location doesn’t get full sun until the afternoon, face to the southeast to maximize exposure.

What if my location doesn’t get full sun?

Consider growing plants that require less sun or can tolerate partial shade. Many varieties of lettuce and peppers, for example, will produce well in these conditions. Check with your local garden center or other sources to identify the plants that will work best for you.

What can I grow in my Vertical Wall Planter?

The vertical wall planter is ideal for most vegetables, herbs and flowering plants. Compact and bush-type varieties grow especially well. The key is plant placement. Arrange plants so that taller varieties do not shade smaller plants as they grow. Place herbs, beans, peppers, broccoli and other non-sprawling plants in the upper part of the Greenbar Vertical Wall Planter, and sprawling varieties, like squash and pickles, in the bottom chambers.

Does the Vertical Wall Planter require special potting soil?

No, any good quality, pre-mixed potting soil will work well, as long as it contains Vermiculite, Perlite or similar conditioner to prevent soil compaction. You can also make your own growing medium by mixing peat moss or any type of expanding sphagnum with non-burning types of time-release fertilizers, such as blood meal, composted manure, or dry plant foods. Do not use any plant foods that kill microbes. You may also add rice husks or similar media to enhance drainage. Depending on the plants you select, you may also add a small amount of garden lime to raise the pH level. Likewise, adding pelletized phosphate will help promote root development, beautiful blooms and produce.

How do I store my Vertical Wall Planter at the end of the season?

It is not necessary to store your vertical wall planter indoors when not in use. If you prefer to store it, remove plants and soil from each growing pocket, If necessary, shake the Vertical Wall Planter or use a stick to push the soil out. Store the soil for reuse next growing season. Fold the Vertical Wall Planter flat and store it in a plastic bag with a few mothballs to discourage mice. Basement storage is ideal in colder climates. Note: mothballs are ineffective below 20° F.