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Instaplanta in Leeds UK manufacture unique Container Gardens and Portable Wooden Container Gardens. The unique self watering planters are manufactured in wood for councils, schools, hospitals and architects working on cityscape gardens. They are especially popular in the following locations:


· Schools

· Healthcare

· Public Places

· Assisted Independent Living

Sunday, 9 January 2011

Container Gardens for Schools - Don't let the weather dictate when your school take part in gardening activity!

Lawns Park Primary School in Leeds don't let the weather get in the way when they want do a little gardening, when bad weather strikes they simply wheel their planting pod's inside and carry on gardening!!

                                                                          
 
                                                                    
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  1. Anonymous10 January 2011 at 06:01

    After all of the cold months, most garden lovers are probably ready to start thinking about the coming planting season. The good news is that there are projects that can be done during the winter in preparation for the coming spring.





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Christine Walkden - Horticulturalist & T.V. Gardening Presenter

Christine Walkden - Horticulturalist & T.V. Gardening Presenter
“I fully recommend the Instaplanta systems as units enabling children and people of all ages and abilities to be able to garden where ever they are. A very practical and cost efficient way of enabling everyone in the community to gleam the pleasures and satisfaction of gardening”

Christine Walkden - Horticulturalist & T.V. Gardening Presenter

Christine Walkden - Horticulturalist & T.V. Gardening Presenter
“I fully recommend the Instaplanta systems as units enabling children and people of all ages and abilities to be able to garden where ever they are. A very practical and cost efficient way of enabling everyone in the community to gleam the pleasures and satisfaction of gardening”