Everyone wants beautiful plant displays, but:
Floral or vegetable displays in a simple, clean and easy to maintain system for the smaller garden.
Effectively triples the growing space against its footprint by having three separate planting areas, all made of quality wood.
The bottom and middle planter have small castors on the base enabling you to slide each level out to maximise exposure to sun and rain.
Simply add plants, water and sit back and relax.
When you want to sit out and enjoy your space, or have friends round for a gathering, you can simply slide the planters back in place.
Forget watering for hours every day, enjoy your garden and don’t be a slave to it.
Floral or vegetable displays in a simple, clean and easy to maintain system for the smaller garden.
Effectively triples the growing space against its footprint by having three separate planting areas, all made of quality wood.
The bottom and middle planter have small castors on the base enabling you to slide each level out to maximise exposure to sun and rain.
Simply add plants, water and sit back and relax.
When you want to sit out and enjoy your space, or have friends round for a gathering, you can simply slide the planters back in place.
Forget watering for hours every day, enjoy your garden and don’t be a slave to it.
All-in-one unit so no mess
Water efficient so planters only require water every 2 to 3 days
Made from wood so easy on the environment
Made in the UK
A blend of white odourless super absorbent fibre combined with our compost and loam substrate forms the unique Micrallot soils.
Micrallot enables extremely high rates of water uptake which enhances the soil blend and provides an even greater duration of soil moisture, reducing the need to manually irrigate even further.
Key analysis: The current trend for building flats and homes on smaller plots will create a level of pent up demand for gardening, which is unlikely to be able to be satisfied by allotment provision. People will want new ways of increasing the productivity of their smaller plots. A new trend of 'garden envy' could emerge, with offspring longing for the kind of gardens and space that their parents had. So products that help create a greater sense of space in a smaller garden could appeal. Also, those with very limited space, such as flat dwellers, are a prime target for container gardening including equipment that allows them to grow plants and vegetables on balconies or window sills.
35% of 16 - 34 year olds who did not tend a window box last year expressed a desire to tend one next year.
3,700,000: 22 - 30 year olds living in urban areas and in full time employment of which 1,500,000 are interested in gardening 500,000 of these actively garden.
1,337,000: 22-30 year olds living in flats without gardens
For further information please contact Andrew White
Mobile: 07816 393490
Email: andrew@aquaten.co.uk
