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DO IT YOURSELF GREEN WALLS: SOME PLANTING SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR WOOLLY POCKET WALL PLANTER.

DIY Green Walls | Plants for Green Wall using Woolly Pockets

The single Woolly Wally Pocket below is planted with one trailing plant (Ajuga) at the front of the pocket and three accent plants (2 x Geraniums and a Sage) towards the back of the pocket. This type of planting design provides coverage for the base of the planting pocket as well as the top.  

Some plants for a:  SUNNY OUTDOOR WALL

This planting consists of 8 single Woolly Wally Pockets. The two base pockets are covered with a trailing Thyme (variegated). The Thymes were purchased in 5 litre pots and were divided into two. The Thymes provided instant coverage of the pockets. Two variegated Geraniums have been added to the plant mix (Geranium ‘Madam Salleron’ and Geranium ‘Whilhelm Langath’) as well as Allium Schoenoprasum (chives), mint, Clematis (inverted) and Euonymus japonicus.    

Geranium

‘Flower Fairy Voilet’

Geranium Scented

‘Lady Plymouth’

Mint

Geranium ‘Madam Salleron’

Geranium ‘Wilhelm Langath’

Allium schoenoprasum

Clematis ‘Early Sensation’

Thymus citrinus ‘Thyme’

DIY green wall with plants

Ajuga reptans ‘’Atropurpurea’

Salvia Officinalis (Sage)

Geranium

‘Flower Fairy Voilet’

Geranium Scented

‘Lady Plymouth’ (the middle silver plant)

The planting list for Woolly Pockets is endless. Most plants that can be grown in a container can be grown in the Woolly Pocket. The Pockets are ideal for growing herbs, leafy vegetables as well as showy plants.

If you want instant plant coverage it is advised to install 2-4 plants that are in containers between 1 to 2 litres. The pockets are not designed for larger root balls. If you want to save money it is advised that you buy plants as small as possible and watch the plants grow.     

Euonymus japonicus

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