Simple DIY Vertical Garden

We need: a simple white wooden tray - this one is 48cm X 48cm, brass drawing pins, a 6m length of brass wire of 0.8mm width, scissors, ruler, hand drill, a selection of Tillandsia plants, tesa® adjustable adhesive screw for tiles & metal 3kg

So that you can mount your vertical garden securely on the wall, drill two holes at the top of the back of the tray using the hand drill.

Press the drawing pins into the sides of the tray at regular intervals.

Use the brass wire to create an attractive graphic design criss-crossing the tray. The ends should be secured beneath the drawing pins, which should be pressed firmly into the frame of the tray.

Following the instructions in the pack, apply the tesa® adjustable adhesive screws for tiles & metal 3kg to your tiled surface. You can finely adjust the height of the adjustable adhesive screws after attachment to ensure that the tray is perfectly level. Now your vertical garden is ready for some plants!

Do you crave more greenery in your home? Why not try out this simple DIY vertical garden. No need for soil – these plants are varieties of Tillandsia. These clever little evergreen shrubs grow without soil.