Vertical Garden Hanging Pocket Wall Planters 2 Pack with Bonus Plant Tags

Love the option of hanging my herbs and plants in these wall pocket hanging planters. Used a homemade frame and the wall planter completed the project perfectly! Great way to utilize space and create a beautiful look to my backyard!

Vertical hangers, though nice in theory, make keeping your plants alive more difficult than they ought. They make it so you need to water much more frequently, and even then the ones on the lower tiers don’t always get enough water.

The pockets are a little bit shallow so I wouldn't recommend for larger plants with deep roots. Great for small plants. I'm just getting started but I'm estimating its going to take about two small plants per pocket to look full.

Everybody has little garden pots for flowers or window planter boxes for the kitchen sill. Boring.This is a clever product to showcase some flowers or herbs in a unique way. It won't hold your pumpkins or tomatoes, but hey, you should be planting those in your garden anyway, not hanging them on your wall or door.Sturdy construction, looks like it should last for a long time.

Happy enough. Thicker material than I jad expected, but I was visualizing it a little bigger, though the dimensions are correct. It didnt come with the gloves picture but instead had a bag of blank plant name markers to use.

This is just OK. It dries out very quickly and all the dirt comes out when you water it so to have to be very careful. Thw pockets are also very shallow so be careful which plants you put in there.

I was very impressed with the wall planter! The material is very strong and the eyelets make it easy to hang. I put a variety of plants and indoor flowers in it, and they are beautiful! It really adds to the room. The planter tags and gloves are also a nice bonus. Needless to say, I am delighted!

I wanted something that I could hang on a fence and put flowers or herbs in. I found that some of the plants did pretty well in them, but others just didn't like it at all so they had to be replanted in pots in an effort to save them. I think the best results occurred with plants than hang rather than plants that grow upright. The wall planters themselves are well made and durable so that was not an issue at all.