Gutter Planter Wall

Measure and mark 3.

Gutter planter wall.

Make sure the width between them is the same as the width between your two ropes on your planter. You don t always need a wall fence or railing to attach the rain gutters hanging them is also an option. 5 measure gutter holes turn all gutters upside down. Paint all gutter pieces and allow to fully dry prior to assembly.

You can complete this project following this tutorial given here. At least 4 wall anchors for the shelving brackets. I used styrofoam in the base of the planter instead of pebbles. If changing the color of the gutters use an exterior spray paint that will adhere to plastic if the planter will be outside.

Therefore i did a few things to keep the garden as light as possible. This super cute 3 tier hanging gutter planter is exceptional to look at. Measure and mark holes on the wall where you d like your screw in hooks to go. Six cable locks for the thickness of wire you purchase see detail pic below 2 heavy duty metal shelving brackets.

As part of a vertical garden plan this can be an excellent way to get vegetables started earlier by keeping the soil off the cold ground and taking advantage of the warmer sunnier parts of your house. The gutters and other material are light but the dirt combined with water can get heavy. These vertical green wonders can dress up boring wooden fences walls windows or hung up to create privacy screens. I planted smaller herbs.

2 left side gutter end caps. Fill gutter planters with desired soil and plants. Two 8 lengths of sturdy braided steel wire to hang the gutters. Old gutters can be repurposed into wall planters if they re not rusted through.

When gutters are painted and a few holes are drilled into the bottom you ve got a homemade planter perfect for your garden. Space your gutters out and tighten the pipe clamps to hold them in place. 2 right side gutter end caps to match the type of gutter you buy. The step by step tutorial is here.

Polka dot 3 tier gutter planter. They don t grow big and they need less dirt. They can carry a wide variety of plants and look neat lined up across walls or fences.