Question

Does anyone have any ideas what I can use to line my hanging baskets with? Thanks

Answer 1

The bag the compost is in turn inside out it is black inside

Answer 2

Use your compost bags turn inside out so black showed punch holes up the sides

Answer 3

Black bin bag put it in side basket trim it and put holes in it before you put compost in it

Answer 4

Old jumpers will do to

Answer 5

Someone on here the other day uses babies nappies

Answer 6

If i was stuck i used old tights it did the job

Comments

What size please?  

Answer 7

I used old grass cuttings and they’re holding up great!  

Answer 8

Babies nappies hold lots of water

Answer 9

False grass off cuts looks fantastic

Answer 10

I use a bin bag with holes init allways worked fine

Answer 11

I use coconut liners not much either

Answer 12

OLD BLACK JUMPER

Answer 13

I intertwine twigs it gives it a natural look aswell  

Answer 14

I use black bin liners

Answer 15

If you have a lawn full of moss rake it and line it with that , or you could get a piece of turf line it that gives it a really nice affect you may have to cut the grass but it looks stunning and different .  

Comments

Or you could use a old bath towel especially if it's a colourful one .  

Answer 16

Disposable nappy at the botton to hold water.  

Answer 17

I use Burlap.  

Answer 18

Compost bag, bag for life carrier bag, thick bin bag. x

Answer 19

Black sacks

Answer 20

I used a puppy pad and black bag

Answer 21

Black bag

Answer 22

Use the bag that your compost came in, it’s normally black inside, just make sure you put holes in it  

Answer 23

Compost bags thick black bin liners , remember and cut holes in them

Answer 24

I use the reverse side of a compost bag, it’s black but I put a lot of plants which hide the black liner,  

Answer 25

Black bin liner

Answer 26

Small black bin bag.  

Answer 27

I use the bags from the plants I am putting in them

Comments

Using a puppy pad or nappy will Retain the water when watering your baskets

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Rake moss from the lawn if it hasn, t been treated