We all know that growing plants in the high GARDENBOX is not only stylish and modern, but also a practical way to garden. Indeed, if you do everything properly, plants in these boxes will receive the right amount of water and be better protected from pests (moles) and insects. Help your customers fill their GARDENBOX correctly by displaying products for filling high flower beds/rows next to them.
To keep field voles and moles away, we recommend placing a wire mesh on the bottom of your structure. It is not strictly necessary, but it will help protect the roots of your plants.
Cover the bottom of your structure with a layer of clay pebbles. This will help create a draining system, which is necessary regardless of the location of your garden. If you skip this step, the roots of your plants may be damaged by excess water.
Another layer should be made of mulch (bark, twigs, wood chips), which will improve yield and provide additional protection of soil and roots.
Compost, i.e. organic green waste, such as shredded bushes and leaves, will make a perfect subsequent layer for additional nourishment of your plants.
The top layer should be composed of topsoil. This choice is up to gardeners themselves, as everything depends on what they are planning to grow.
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Walk through any garden retail space - online or in-store and the pattern is clear: planters, raised beds, and garden structures increasingly look the same. At Upyard, we believe differentiation doesn’t come from individual products, but from how assortments are built. Our modular, expandable garden systems create clear structure, visible value, and long-term relevance.
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