Raised Garden Planter with Trellis 120x40x140cm and 8 Drainage Holes

A raised bed with a trellis fixed above it, giving you 36cm of planting depth and a metre of vertical growing space in one unit. Climbers — beans, sweet peas, tomatoes, clematis — need something to hold onto, and pairing the support with the bed means no separate frame to push into the soil and no guesswork about spacing.

Made from lightweight PP with eight drainage holes and drain plugs supplied.

Key benefits

• Integrated 120 x 100cm trellis — vertical growing space for climbers without a separate frame.
• Eight drainage holes with plugs — drain freely for most crops, or plug them for thirstier plants.
• 36cm planting depth — deep enough for root vegetables and established perennials, not just bedding.
• Raised to 42cm — less bending, and easier to protect from slugs than a ground-level bed.
• Lightweight PP — can be moved when empty and won’t rot like a timber bed.
• Suitable for indoors or outdoors — a conservatory or patio works as well as a garden.

Key features

The trellis. 120cm wide and 100cm tall above the bed. Supports climbing beans, peas, tomatoes and ornamental climbers, and doubles as a light screen once it’s grown in.

Drainage. Eight holes with removable plugs. Leave them open for herbs, salad and most vegetables; plug them if you’re growing something that prefers to sit damper.

The planting area. 118 x 38cm at 36cm deep. That depth takes carrots and parsnips, which most shallow raised beds can’t handle.

The construction. PP throughout, with a 75kg capacity and a 2.5cm gap beneath, so it isn’t sitting in standing water on a patio.

Specifications

Ideal for

• Climbing vegetables — runner beans, peas and cordon tomatoes.
• Patios and balconies — growing space without a bed dug into the ground.
• Gardeners with limited mobility — 42cm working height means less bending.
• Small gardens — the trellis adds a metre of growing space above the same footprint.
• Screening — a planted trellis softens a fence or divides a patio.

Why choose this

A metre of trellis above a 36cm-deep bed, with drainage you control.

Frequently asked questions

How deep is the planting area?
36cm, across 118 x 38cm. That’s deep enough for root vegetables as well as salad and herbs.

Does it drain?
Yes — eight drainage holes are built into the base, and plugs are supplied so you can close them if you’re growing something that prefers damper conditions.

What can I grow up the trellis?
The trellis is 120 x 100cm and suits climbing beans, peas, cordon tomatoes and ornamental climbers such as sweet peas or clematis.

Can it be used indoors?
Yes, it’s suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Keep the plugs in place indoors to avoid water escaping.

How much soil does it hold?
The planting area is 118 x 38 x 36cm, and the planter has a 75kg weight capacity.