Mark Rayner shows how to get the best from pelargoniums and other scrambling plants with this planter and support.
You will need: A small wooden planter 20mm x 20mm, garden stakes cut to the following dimensions three at 600mm and ten at 230mm, saw, sandpaper, hammer, 30mm zinc plated panel pins, or galvanised nails, exterior PVA glue, paintbrush and potting mix.
An ivy-leafed and a regal pelargonium, 'Dresdner Samolit' and 'Frulingszauber'. Resene Quick Dry acrylic primer undercoat and Resene Lumbersider tinted to Resene Cabaret and Resene Geronimo.
Here's another idea: Use this planter also for dwarf peas or sweetpeas. Blue-flowered Convolvulus sabatius, or a miniature climbing rose and lobelia.
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