Traditional and natural irrigation for your garden
Sustainable and Portable Grow Bags
We provide traditional and sustainable gardening solutions for the small-space urban dweller, so whether you have a balcony, rooftop, verandah or just a front step we have the solutions to not only establish a thriving garden but to make it resilient to even the non-green thumbs among us! If you are wanting to create a small scale vegetable patch, herb garden or simply add greenery into your life we have the right sustainable solution for you. Grow like a pro!
The Up On The Rooftop™ Waterpot Olla (pronounced “oy-yah”, meaning “pot” in Spanish) is a modern take on the ancient method of irrigation which dates back over 2000 years!
Burying a porous terracotta Waterpot up to its neck in the soil in your container, garden bed or plant pot and filling it with water will provide natural and efficient watering right at your plants’ roots as the water slowly leaches out of the porous pot, drawn by natural forces of the plant roots.
A range of colourful, modern sustainable grow bags made from recycled water bottles for your urban garden. Are you renting and need a transportable garden; wanting to grow in a limited space with limited storage for pots? These bags can be washed, folded and stored away easily and used time after time.
The Root Pouch fabric planting container is a 100% food safe alternative to regular plastic containers and keeps plants healthy by promoting root health, letting excess water drain and allowing roots to feed, breathe and grow.
Autumn has arrived and thoughts on the Balcony are turning to planning the Autumn Winter garden. Many would-be gardeners don't realise that living in a certain place actually determines the type of garden you will have and the plants that you will grow. Focussing on what plants grow best where you live wil help you create a healthy and productive container garden.
A common myth is that plants will grow larger if potted in a larger pot, like a buying a pair of school shoes at the start of the school year for a child. This seems logical, but actually most houseplants prefer a snugger fit. Here is a guide to selecting the Root pouch bag size for your plant.
