
Hanging Baskets
Liners for hanging baskets that hold compost in and water where it belongs - coco, moss-effect and moisture-mat options for every basket size.
A liner holds compost inside an open wire frame while letting water drain through. Coco and moss-effect liners look natural and breathe well; solid liners hold water longer but need drainage holes pierced. Sit the liner in the frame, trim it flush with the rim, then fill.
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Hanging Baskets

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Hanging Baskets

Hanging Baskets
About this range
Every open wire basket needs one, and the right one quietly doubles your display's chances. Liners for hanging baskets do three jobs at once: they hold the compost in, they hold water long enough for roots to drink it, and they give the basket that full, professional look from below - which matters, because below is exactly where everyone sees a hanging basket from. Our range covers the classics. Coco liners - natural coir fibre - are the bestseller: breathable, good-looking and easy to plant through if you cut side slits for a fuller display. Moss-effect liners give the traditional look without raiding a lawn. And our moisture-mat lining for hanging baskets sits inside any liner as a reservoir layer, cutting watering demands noticeably in high summer. Buying hanging baskets and liners together makes sense - match the liner to your basket's diameter and you are done. Order hanging baskets with liners fitted from the start and planting in hanging baskets becomes a ten-minute job. Liners are seasonal workhorses: swap in a fresh one each spring and old baskets look new again. Free UK delivery over £20 and our usual 100% money-back guarantee.
FAQs
A liner holds compost inside an open wire frame while letting water drain through. Coco and moss-effect liners look natural and breathe well; solid liners hold water longer but need drainage holes pierced. Sit the liner in the frame, trim it flush with the rim, then fill.
Match the liner to your basket's rim diameter - a 14 inch basket takes a 14 inch liner. Between sizes, go bigger and trim; a liner that is too small spills compost at the edges.
Coco is tougher, lasts longer and drains predictably - the everyday choice. Moss-effect looks the most traditional and hugs curved baskets nicely. Both plant through happily if you cut slits.
Once a year is the safe habit - a fresh liner each spring keeps drainage right and the display looking sharp. A liner used with artificial displays lasts for years, since nothing waters or roots through it.
Press the liner into the empty frame so it sits flush, trim any excess level with the rim, then add compost while shaping the liner with your hands. Soak moss-effect and coco liners first so they flex. Solid-bowl plastic baskets need no liner at all.
The promise
Every order is covered by our 100% money-back guarantee. If it is not right – wrong size, changed your mind, simply not what you pictured – tell us and we will refund the lot. We even pay the return postage.
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