Review & Giveaway: GardenSite Forest Toulouse Trellis Planter

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1. I have a lovely Jasmine that needs to be ‘rehomed’ and it would love this trellis planter.

2. I would plant Clematis, Silver Dust and Pansies or Bizzy Lizzies in this lovely planter

3. I would love to plant pansies and petunias in this lovely planter

4. Winter flowering pansies and violas as well as some hardy salad leaves mixed in. In the summer months,I would plant sweet peas,swiss chard and a selection of miniveg withbright yellow marigolds to keep the bugs away!

5. This looks lovely…I’m just starting to work on my garden so I was pleased to find your post and get some inspiration! I’d love to grow some climbing plants and I’d also like to try my hand at herbs x

6. I’d plant some sweet peas along with some herbs.

7. some herbs

8. I have a honeysuckle and two Clematis that would love this!

9. Would grow some clematis and a climbing rose. I would then put some annuals in depending on the time of year

10. I would plant a Clematis ‘Jospehine’ the flower is gorgeous! Thank you for the chance to win x

11. I would plant it up with tulips for the spring.

12. a few clematis would make this really nice

13. I love tulips xx

14. I would plant some lovely sweet peas

15. I would grow herbs and some climbing beans

16. This looks great – my decking needs some attention pronto! Would love something lovely smelling like sweet peas climbing up it!

17. Sweetpeas, so beautiful and the aroma is wonderful

18. I’d plant clematis

19. petunias and sweet peas x

20. Sweet peas and lavender.

21. Honeysuckle and herbs

22. Clematis

23. Pretty new to gardening so I don’t know many names but if I like it I ask at our local garden centre where I’ve been getting plants and advice about what to plant and when,I love looking at other peoples gardens for ideas.

24. im not very good of names of plants, but i would go for colour!

25. I would plant some sweet peas.

26. Great project looks amazing.

27. Lavender, and put it outside my back door, and enjoy the beautiful smell.

28. id grow some green beans in it, i grew them this year and had to make my own!

29. My son has plans for planting a few things himself. I think it would be chillies of some variety.

30. Clematis

31. some runner beans and sweet peas x

32. Lavatera ‘Barnsley Baby’

33. I would plant a summer jasmine and a honeysuckle

34. I would have to ask my Mum as shes the expert, but I would love some brightly coloured, but low maintenance flowers

35. I have a lovely simple wild style scented rose that has a pretty open flower that is great for bees that would be perfect climbing up this. Then some herbs and allysum as it would be outside the kitchen door.

36. Roses outside my maisonette xx

37. I have a honeysuckle growing in a compost heap that needs a new home!

38. I’d grow some herbs and plant some sweet peas from colour and fragrance

39. I think I would try a grape vine

40. I think I would try a grape vine

41. Lavender and Hebe’s so they lasted all year – lovely x

42. Sweetpea and pansies

43. Ive just moved house and had to leave my lovely established Jasmine in the garden, so I would love to start again and grown Jasmine as well as plant it up with spring bulbs

44. a clematis my favourite climer

45. I think a honeysuckle would be great climbing up the trellis, with maybe some herbs in the planter.

46. A lovely Clematis Fireworks as wife adores this plant, likes and colour and the fact that it flowers twice a year, below I’d plant some colourful mini daffs in spring and in the summer bedding plants I’ve grown from seed

47. I’d love to try growing jasmine or honneysuckle. Can you imagine the gorgeous smell in the evening?

48. I love tulips. Different colour tulips will look fantastic

49. I’ve got a beautiful climbing rose that would look great going up that trellis.

50. I’d plant some peas & sweet peas to scramble over the trellis and then some purple & white swan river daisies at the front to help bring the pollinators in,they look so pretty & last a long time without needing much attention.

51. honeysuckle, for the scent

52. Sweet peas and petunias

53. Climbing roses and sweetpeas

54. Some lovley climbers, sweat peats and climbing roses

55. would love to give sweet peas and peppers a go x

56. jasmine and passion flower

57. I’d plant clematis my favourite plant with some herbs all around the bottom to keep the bugs away

58. I would get an evergreen clematis with small flowers and foliage all year round – Clematis ‘Wisley Cream’.
    At this time of year like you i’d use pansies in creams and whites to tumble over the front with creeping thyme in white.. White heather at the back and variegated ivy to complete the look.

59. I would grow a Clematis up the trellis and Buzzy Lizzie underneath

60. I would grow some colourful flowers

61. Climbing French and Runner beans under planted with salad crops

62. Clematis and roses

63. Love the idea of this beautiful trellis,my Jasmine has grown lovely this year and would love this as it’s new home,absolutely gorgeous x x

64. I would plant sweet peas in this planter and place it near my back door.

65. I would plants a clematis and a few tulips. Thanks for this lovely giveaway, this would look lovely in my garden.

66. I think Chilean bellflower would look stunning. I’d love to grow it one day.

67. I’d grow a selection of berry fruits, favourites would be thornless blackberry, and gooseberry, and perhaps redcurrants and strawberries as well.

68. I am into scented and bee-friendly plants so would grow a trachelospernum climber at the back and a mixture of lavenders in the front.

69. Prbobaly clematis, although I do like passion flowers too.

70. This is the luxury that every plant deserves. I think I would try a growing wisteria as the main item with some compact flowering plants beneath.

71. Climbing roses for me.

72. Thymes and a honeysuckle maybe.

73. I recently bought a miniature Wisteria that I think would be perfect in this beautiful planter with some dainty spring bulbs around as well.

74. May yo some tomato plants

75. catnip plants for my cats

76. Sunflowers, the brightest of plants

77. I have a Jasmine and a honeysuckle which need a bit bigger trellis, so They would go in, and i would alternate bedding for the various seasons, starting with some tete a tete daffodils and crocuses for sproing, then something like pelargoniums and fuschias and some trailing Liberia for summer, with some pansies put in to take up the slack over autumn and winter.

78. I would try a lemon tree. We have an indoor tree at the moment.

79. I would put two clematis for climbing and some pansies in the front.

80. I would grow two Clematis ‘Early Senation’ a white variety & ‘Nelly Moser’ to remind me of my dear Mom. And for Spring: bulbs & Primroses & Pansies,Changing to Summer bedding later perhaps fitting in a few lettuce.

81. I would probably grow herbs :)

82. Definitely Clematis, they’re my favourite.

83. It would be just right for some ivy I’d like to plant against a wall

84. I would plant an evergreen white clematis called Early sensation, under planted by blue anenome blanda, for spring plus the hardy geranium Rozanne for colour from May to The first frosts

85. sweet peas – my favourite garden plant

86. Sweet peas up the trellis and some herbs

87. I would plant a Clematis and some violas In it.

88. Clematis Armandi

89. I would grow some climbing roses, and I might plant a mix of bulbs, so that I would see some gorgeous colours for most of the year :)

90. I would grow my dahlias as the trellis would give them support.

91. clematis mixed with colourful flowers x

92. I think it would be just perfect for growing old fashioned, scented sweet peas

93. This would be perfect in our small garden to expand the plants we can grow.

94. I WOULD LIKE TO TRY TOMATOES IN THE PLANTER

95. Morning glory for colour, jasmine for scent
    Lovely pansies in too at front – so pretty.

96. I love sweet peas so would probably go with them although I love Clematis too

97. Wild sweet peas

98. I would grow sunflowers :)

99. Hostas, Hostas, Hostas, did I say I liked Hostas!!

100. This would be great for growing veggies up in the summer!

101. i would love to grow jasmine and lavender

102. I would put sweet peas at the back and strawberries at the front

103. I would grow Aubrieta, I love the vibrant purple colour, and some evergreen Clematis.x

104. i would love to plant up some winter pansies

105. I would grow a pink flowering clematis up the trellis and some bizzie lizzies to shade it’s roots in the trough!

106. I would love to grow a scented dwarf climbing rose if possible…it would be awesome to have it just outside the patio doors against the wall to see and benefit from the wafting aroma. x

107. I would grow some Clematis and pansies for some colour at the bottom.

108. some pretty flowering climbers x many thanks

109. I would use it for herbs

110. I would grow geraniums in mine

111. I think i would grow some wild sweet peas.

112. A clematis. In the summer i would add pink geraniums

113. Clematis for height and flowers like pansies, love-in-the-mist, acqualegia.

114. Sweet Peas

115. nice climbing roses to bring some scent into my garden

116. fuschia’s and petunias

117. Purple clematis and white geraniums

118. I would definitely put in some creeping vines. Then I would let me niece plant some sunflowers.

119. Clematis and lavender

120. id use for herbs

121. I would love to grow a couple of Clematis, this would be perfect for our new house :o)

122. would love to plant a jasmine climbing plant and then keep it updated with various bedding plants throughout the year to keep it colourful

123. We are getting quite into growing veg so it would probably be some peas

124. We are getting quite into growing veg so it would probably be peas

125. Clematis

126. we are enjoying growing are own vedges at the moment, so this would be great for us to expand xx

127. Would try Hyacinth, daffodils and sweet peas, depends on time of year

128. Climbing Fuchsia! I have a beautiful one called ‘Lady in Black’, and I’ve been trying to decide where to put it.

129. have got the perfect spot in my garden on a west side that sees the sun rise and would be great where we sit and have our cuppa at eleven with some lovely jasmin and winter panseys in would look great

130. winter pansies would look nice

131. Some sweet williams would be lovely but I also think some herbs would work well too.a

132. I would plant some sweet peas they smell lovely

133. I think sweet peas would be perfect here, or if my children had their way, raspberries :)

134. my balcony tomatoes as supporting them this year has been a nightmare

135. I would plant either Jasmine or clematis.

136. I’d love to put a climbing rose in the planter

137. I’d put a lovely mini herb garden in there

138. I’d like to grow Lavender in this fab planter to attract bees and butterflies to the garden

139. I think I would plant herbs and a mini climbing rose for a scented planter.

140. I love my herbs so would plant as many as I can. We have 4 dogs but unfortunately they like herbs too so being not on the ground I can make sure they do not pinch any!!! Fantastic prize, thank you x

141. I would plant pansies has they are my favourite flower

142. A clematis plant with a few snowdrops and daffodils at the front until it flowers again!

143. I would plant Clematis, pansy’s and snow drops and pinks

144. I love Ipomoea quamoclit

145. Sweet peas for the trellis, and some trailing plants eg trailing pale blue lobelia, and some double deep pink begonias

146. clematis

147. Herbs and climbing beans of some sort, probably French beans

148. I’d like to grow some stocks and viola – always seem to be good bedding plants for winter here! Xx

149. I’d like to grow Lavender in this

150. I would grow a lovely fragranced climbing rose

151. I would love to have some pretty lavender and rosemary to liven up our garden.

152. Pansies, Violas, Petunias and Jasmine – lots of vibrant colours and amazing scents

153. Some pansies and petunias

154. climbing roses

155. sunflowers

156. Sweet peas and night stock aswell as begonias and lobelia :)

157. i would plant a climbing jasmine and some colorful pansies, petunias and miniature roses in this

158. I would love to plant pansies and sweet peas in this awesome planter!

159. Sweet Peas, geraniums and busy lizzies and livingstone daisies

160. Lavender. I love lavender plants

161. I would love to plant some Primulas and Festuca Grass.

162. I’d plant black eyed Susies & strawberries

163. Awesome!!!!!

164. I’d plant a climbing rose and a few clematis

165. I would plant Sweet Pea, they would look gorgeous intertwining this lovely trellis

166. I would have a miniature rose in the middles of the planter and then sweet peas either side with some pansies scattered around

167. I’d grow my favourite flowers sweet peas in them love how delicate they look and the aroma they give off just stunning

168. Some sweetpeas and tulips to start with

169. Either sweetpeas or garden peas would be amazing

170. my moms favourite flower – the Clematis

171. Some sweet peas and maybe some jasmine

172. i would love one of these , i am hoping to grow some fruit next year so this would be ideal for my fruit bushes to go into

173. I would grow fuschias and begonias in the Toulouse trellis planter, with ivy and clematis climbing up the trellis

174. I’d love to grow some honeysuckle :)

175. Sweet Peas. and some bulbs

176. I’d love to grow honeysuckle as it reminds me of my mum growing it when I was little <3

177. A clementis and climbing rose, and at the base tulips, pansies and violas :)

178. I’d put it near our kitchen window & grow Jasmine so that we had the scent wafting in and some spring bulbs like mini daffodils & tulips and hyacinths

179. Dafodills and sweet peas :)

180. Sweet peas.

181. Clematis and herbs

182. I’d plant a honeysuckle to climb up the trellis – but I’d ensure it was a smaller variety, fragrant too and hardy. We had a beauty but it grew enormous & in high winds brought a huge trellis down under its weight. I miss having a honeysuckle as I love their fragrance. I would plant colourful winter pansies in front of the planter.

183. Clematis would look lovely in this

184. Clematis and English lavender

185. I would grow sweet peas – wonderfully fragrant with beautiful colours.

186. Herbs :)

187. I would grow pansys and violas :D

188. I’d grow sweet peas and pansies

189. Some Chrysanthemums, to really add some colour to the garden!

190. I’d love to tree a fruit tree

191. I’d use it for herbs xxx

192. Sweet peas and jasmine!

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