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The main root Vigoroot™


Balcony Garden Vigoroot fabric multi-tier planter — air pruning fabric for healthy roots and excellent drainage • An easily accessible growing system for small gardens, roof terraces, patios and balconies


• Grows the maximum number of plants in a small space


• Narrow, well spaced troughs allow easy watering and light to reach all of the plants


• Elegant curved shape • Can be used as a screen between areas of the garden or patio.


VIG170101 W80cm x H1.6m x D24cm £98.50


grows straight down the grooved cell towards the large


drainage opening at the bottom


The root tip makes


contact with the air and dies off


The plant then


compensates by producing new


root growth, with no root ball


Rootrainers™ The unique Rootrainers™ propagating system enables roots to develop more quickly. Each pack contains 32 cells, a holding tray and a clear propagating lid. A Racking Station is available to hold 8 sets of Deep or Rapid Rootrainers.


Prices start from £8.99 - full range available online.


Vigoroot™


Potato Planter Potato planter with reinforced handles.


VIG120101 D40cm x H45cm £6.50


Bamboo Propagation Made of sustainable bamboo and rice, these pots are the perfect eco-friendly way to garden. Available in two sizes in either terracotta or sage green and made to last for up to 5 years. Once no longer needed the pots can be added to active compost and will be broken down within 6 to 12 months.


Prices start from £1.99 - full range available online. 64 full range available online www.agriframes.co.uk 0117 934 1790 sustainable growing solutions 65


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