DIY project from NZ Gardener magazine
Perfect for renters or apartment dwellers, Rose Hughes’ hanging planter can be used to grow an assortment of your favourite herbs plus pretty flowering plants.
You will need: 4m of 40mm x 20mm dressed pine, 4 x 40mm corner brackets, Drop saw, Woodglue, 5g x 16mm screws, 6 x 65mm ceiling hooks, 6 x small tin buckets with handles (mine purchased online measured 11cm high x 12cm top diameter), Drill, small bit, metal bits and screwdriver, fine sandpaper, masking tape, Resene Quick Dry Primer and testpots, MEA 12 aluminium strip (optional).
Cutting lists: 2 x 820mm for the top and bottom struts, 1 X 740 mm for the centre divider, 2 x 600 mm for side struts, 4 x 280mm dividers.
Cost: $90 excluding herbs and paint.
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