L-shaped wooden planter

Maximize your available space with an L-shaped wooden planter

L-shaped wooden planters are perfect for optimizing corners and achieving maximum functionality in smaller gardens, patios, or balconies.

With a planter width of 57 cm from the edges, the contents are easily accessible for sowing, planting, and harvesting.

Why choose our wooden planters?

• Ultra-fast assembly without tools
  Connect the modular wooden beams easily using the handy ground spikes*. This allows you to set up your L-shaped planter in no time.
• Modular design adjustable to your needs
  Extra long, extra tall, or creative shapes like U, L, E, H, T, F, and more. Even custom designs are possible.
• Durable and natural material
  Made from 4 cm thick, thermally treated pine wood (Thermowood). This chemically untreated wood is 100% natural and offers an impressive lifespan of up to 20 years.
• Expandable with smart accessories
  Easily add a trellis, column support, espalier trellis support, or fruit and vegetable cage.

Unique features

Flexible dimensions
Thanks to its modular design, this L-shaped wooden planter can be easily extended or widened to perfectly fit your outdoor space—or elevated in increments of 12.5 cm.

A minimum height of 25 cm is ideal for most vegetables and herbs, especially on hard surfaces. Taller planters also provide an ergonomic working position, reducing bending and increasing gardening pleasure.

Suitable for any surface
For hard surfaces, choose a planter height of at least 25 cm with a custom drainage geotextile to retain the substrate and drain water. On garden soil, a geotextile is unnecessary.

Healthy growing
Avoid cheap, chemically treated wooden planters that contain harmful substances. Our L-shaped wooden planter made of naturally treated wood offers a safe and durable alternative, ideal for growing edible plants.

Durable wood with a unique look

The innovative heat treatment not only extends the wood's lifespan up to 20 years and increases resistance to insects and rot but also gives the wood a warm, dark tint.

Over time, your planter will develop an elegant light gray patina, adding a timeless charm to your planter.

Extra inspiration and advice

Discover our handy planter guide featuring the most common shapes and dimensions, along with tips for growing vegetables, herbs, and berries in planters.

Looking for a custom solution? Send us a sketch and receive a personalized proposal.

Complete your outdoor space with a truly durable wooden planter and enjoy your green oasis for years to come!

*On hard surfaces, the spikes are replaced by support stakes that are the same height as the planter. Be sure to specify this when ordering to ensure the correct support stakes are included.

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Get more out of your L-shaped wooden planter

Add plant supports
Easily click an espalier trellis, column support, or espalier trellis support onto your wooden planter for clematis, pumpkins, beans, small fruits, and more.

Protection against animals
Use a fruit and vegetable cage to keep cats, dogs, chickens, rabbits, and other animals away. Want to protect your vegetables and herbs from birds? Attach a top net to the cage frame for maximum safety.

Substrate recommendation

Fill a L-shaped wooden planter with outer dimensions of 160 x 160 x 25 cm with approximately 310 liters of substrate, consisting of:

• 1/3 compost (nutrients)
• 1/3 peat moss (structure)
• 1/3 vermiculite (aeration and water retention).

This mix creates the ideal growing medium for your plants, flowers, and herbs! Consult our planter guide for substrate volumes for other planter sizes.

Ordering tip
For planters taller than 25 cm, the wooden beam joints may bulge slightly outward due to lateral pressure. Prevent this by placing aluminum connectors at these beam joints on the top layer.

These connectors are included for planters 37,5 cm high or taller. For lower planters of 12,5 or 25 cm on hard surfaces, we recommend ordering enough beam connectors.

Parts in this kit

Ground spikes	Modular beams
Option: geotextile	Stakes instead of spikes
Beam connectors