Growing
Ideal for cultivating vegetables, our garden vegetable growing products can be added to various settings, be it an allotment, a small vegetable patch, a compact terrace or balcony. We've made vegetable growing accessible to everyone by offering a range of pots, patio planters, rootrainers, plant frames and other essential gardening accessories. Whether you're an experienced gardener or a novice with a green thumb, our collection ensures that you have everything you need to foster a thriving vegetable garden, regardless of the space you have available.
Vigoroot™
Engineered to create a super-strong and fibrous root system, Vigoroot™ goes beyond traditional planters and plant pots to provide a nurturing environment that stimulates optimal root development.
As roots encounter the fabric, air pruning naturally occurs, preventing root circling and encouraging the growth of lateral roots. The benefits of Vigoroot™ extend beyond the visible, with the enhanced root system facilitating a more efficient absorption of
nutrients.This heightened nutrient uptake translates into plants that are not only more resilient but also more resistant to harsh weather conditions, diseases, and pests. The vigor instilled by the Vigoroot™ system equips your plants with the strength to withstand various challenges, leading to higher yields and more bountiful fruiting.
Not only these planters are great for root support, they're also made out of recycled waste plastic, making them an eco friendly gardening option - great for plants, great for the environment.
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Subscribe to our YouTube channel for gardening advice from experts including Pippa Greenwood.
We cover gardening product updates and insider tips on growing better plants, fruit, flowers and vegetables. So if you are wondering what plant protection you need or how to prevent blight on your tomatoes head over to take a look.
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