
Hanging Baskets
Modern hanging planters and hanging plant baskets for balconies, kitchens and house-plant corners - clean shapes that let the greenery do the talking.
Hanging planters are solid-sided pots rather than open frames, so they need no liner and hold water longer. They suit indoor use, covered porches and anywhere drips would be a nuisance. Look for a drainage hole and a saucer or reservoir if the planter is going over a floor.
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Hanging Baskets

Hanging Baskets

Hanging Baskets

Hanging Baskets

Hanging Baskets

Hanging Baskets

Hanging Baskets
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About this range
Planters and hanging baskets used to mean one thing: wire, moss and a cottage doorway. Modern hanging planters open the whole idea up. This collection is built around clean-lined hanging plant baskets - metal hoops, structured bowls and simple cord hangers - that suit a rented balcony or a bright kitchen window just as well as a garden. Each planter is the vessel and the hanger: you add your own trailing house plant, herbs or an artificial stem set if you would rather never water anything. A modern hanging planter earns its keep in small spaces because it uses the one place you always have spare - the air. Rail hooks and ceiling hooks in our accessories range mean most of these hang without a single drilled hole, which your landlord will appreciate. Mix sizes, keep the palette tight, and a blank corner becomes the best-looking part of the room. Wondering which hanging planter plants earn their keep? Trailing pothos, ivy and kitchen herbs are the classics - or choose an artificial hanging planter display and never think about watering again. Free UK delivery over £20, money-back guarantee included. Not sure which flowers for a hanging planter to choose? An artificial set gives you flowering plants for hanging baskets and planters that never need potting on, and they sit happily alongside living garden plants for hanging baskets if you like a mix.
FAQs
Hanging planters are solid-sided pots rather than open frames, so they need no liner and hold water longer. They suit indoor use, covered porches and anywhere drips would be a nuisance. Look for a drainage hole and a saucer or reservoir if the planter is going over a floor.
Both - each product page says which. The powder-coated metal designs are happy outside on a balcony or porch, while the cord-hung styles are best kept indoors. A single hanging planter pot on a rail hook is the easiest way to start.
No - you add your own plants, or pair a planter with one of our artificial stem displays for zero-maintenance greenery. We never ship live plants.
Often, yes. Our no-drill rail hooks fit balcony rails and fence tops, and adhesive-free clamp hooks suit exposed beams. For ceilings and walls you will want a proper screwed hook - see our fixing guides.
Check the drainage hole, add a shallow layer of grit, then fill with peat-free compost and plant slightly proud of the rim so water pools before soaking in. That is general guidance for live planting - our planters also take artificial arrangements straight out of the box.
The promise
Every order is covered by our 100% money-back guarantee. If it is not right – wrong size, changed your mind, simply not what you pictured – tell us and we will refund the lot. We even pay the return postage.
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