



A) Work from the bottom (for best results use young plug plants) put some
compost mixed with sharp sand (at the ratio of 1 part sharp sand mixed with
4 parts compost) in the bottom up to the first holes, then place 1 plant in each
hole, add more mixed compost to the next level of holes add more plants and
so on.
A) Simply pour water into the tube(s) supplied approximately 2 litres per
planter per day should suffice depending on weather conditions. A good
source of measure is an old 2L drink bottle held directly in the top of the
watering tube.
A) Mix up your feed with water according to the manufacturers instructions
and water as normal.
A) When your sections have been planted, simply put one on top of the other
and drop into place. Each section has a rebated bottom and handles in the
top; these are designed to sit in each other. Once stacked secure with the
fixing kit supplied (universal fixings are supplied, it is up to you to make sure
you use fixings suitable for your wall or fence).
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Q) Plant my Blooming High?
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Q) Water my Blooming High?
Q) Feed my Blooming High?
Q) Stack my Blooming High?
Q) The plants?
Q) The Blooming High Guide?
Q) My planter look like the one in
your picture?
Q) The best time to plant?
Where can I find ... ?
A) View it from here as a PDF file by clicking on the help button
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Why doesn't ... ?
A) Our pictures on this site have been taken in mid summer to show you how your
planter will look providing the Blooming High Guide has been followed correctly.
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When is ... ?
A) The best time is at the beginning of the planting season (End of May) while small plants
are still available. If there is still a risk of frost then measures should be taken to protect
the plants, like a greenhouse.
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