GARLAND SQUARE GARDEN TRAY by Garland

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This is the largest rectangular tray in our range with an impressive internal capacity of 70 Litres. Garland Garden Trays are resistant to garden chemicals and are available in various sizes to suit greenhouse benches, grow tents and many other spaces. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Disappointingly, the carriage charge effectively doubled its cost but since I couldn’t get anything like it anywhere else, I accepted it as inevitable. The material from which the trays are made is a flexible and strong material resistant to mechanical damage. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Ideal for a small pot and tray setup, vegging plants before transplanting to hydro or draining rockwool cubes. Yes, they are all made from tough injection moulded polypropylene and should last you for years with normal use.Garland Trays are made from 100% natural plant based raw materials, therefore contributing to a healthy and sustainable living environment. There are various sizes to choose from - from small trays for young plants to large trays that can accommodate a few / a dozen plants.

The gardening trays are the perfect multi-functional tool for the gardener, ensuring the proper development of the plants, especially in the early stages. Unless the item(s) are faulty or incorrect, a full refund does not include the initial postage charge. With an internal capacity of 65 litres, the tray is ideal for use in a greenhouse and has a series of shallow horizontal ridges on its internal base with aid drainage. So useful - I have displayed all my summer flowers in pots and placed them in these trays - it keeps them watered for longer and they look Stunning.Taylors Bulbs Thunderbrook Tom Chambers TopSpec Tractor Ted Weber Westland Wilkinson Sword Wolf Zoon More brands. x 5cm, 59cm Square(G45B) – 59cm x 59cm x 7cm, Titan(G95B) – 100cm x 55cm x 15cm, Giant(G81B) – 110cm x 55cm x 5cm, Giant(G81B) – 110cm x 55cm x 5cm, Giant Plus(G82B) – 120cm x 55cm x 5cm, Giant Plus(G82B) – 120cm x 55cm x 5cm, 80cm Square(G172B) – 80cm x 80cm x 12cm, Metre Square(G112B) – 100cm x 100cm x 12cm, 1.

x 5cm, Garland Maxi Garden Tray – 79cm x 40cm x 5cm, Garland Value Growbag Tray – 100cm x 40cm x 5cm, Garland Premium Grow Bag Tray – 100cm x 40cm x 5cm, Garland Jumbo Garden Tray – 117cm x 40cm x 5cm, Garland Giant Garden Tray – 110cm x 55cm x 5cm, Garland Giant Plus – 120cm x 55cm x 5cm, Garland Value Square Garden Tray – 59cm x 59cm x 3cm, Garland 60cm2 Tray – 60cm x 60cm x 5cm, Garland 80cm2 Tray – 80cm x 80cm x 5cm, Garland Value 1M2 Tray – 100cm x 100cm x 5cm, Garland 1M2 Tray – 100cm x 100cm x 5cm, Garland Value 1. The 60cm Square Tray features a series of shallow horizontal ridges on the internal base of the tray which aid drainage from plant pots. Please note there are some items which cannot be exchanged or refunded (unless faulty) due to being perishable or for health and safety or hygiene reasons.These popular injection moulded trays are made from recycled polypropylene and are perfect for holding pots and grow bags, as mixing trays, on commercial Danish Trolley systems, or even for the cultivation of microgreens and herbs. High quality and extremely tough, Garland Trays are the ultimate solution for catching run off when hand watering pots or using as a catchment tray when potting up medium or mixing nutrients. They can be used to catch overspill when hand watering or using drip irrigation, filled with water to bottom feed multiple pots and can also be used in conjunction with the Autopot easy2GO kit for maintenance-free feeding over several days. The tray can be filled with soil or a growing mat, which makes it possible to grow the plants selected by the user without the need for a garden, plot or cultivation field. Dr Green started his green fingers back in 1995 arguably the first person to bring hydroponics to Telford.