
Hanging Baskets
Hanging wall baskets, manger baskets and half-rounds for fences - flat-backed designs that turn a bare wall into the best-dressed part of the garden.
Wall and fence baskets are flat-backed, so they sit tight against a surface instead of swinging from a bracket. They suit narrow paths, fence panels and courtyard walls where a full round basket would be in the way. Fix into a rail or post on a fence, not into the thin panel itself.
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Hanging Baskets

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About this range
A bare fence is wasted space standing up. Hanging wall baskets fix that - flat-backed manger and half-round designs made to sit flush against brick, render or fence panels, so you get a full display without eating into the path. Baskets for wall hanging work anywhere a normal basket will not: narrow side returns, courtyard walls, the stretch of fence you stare at from the kitchen window. Our baskets for walls fix with two or three screws straight into masonry or fence posts, and the half-round baskets for fences pair beautifully in a row of two or three along a run of panels. Fill them with your own trailing plants over a coco liner, or drop in one of our artificial displays for colour that never needs the hose dragging out. Every design here is weatherproof steel, built to hold a proper amount of compost without sagging. Call them wall hanging baskets, hanging baskets on walls, baskets on a fence or a hanging fence planter - it is all the same good idea, and it is the cheapest way to dress a boundary. Free UK delivery over £20 and a 100% money-back guarantee. Looking specifically for hanging baskets for a fence? The half-round and manger designs here double as hanging fence baskets, sitting flush against panels without stealing path space.
FAQs
Wall and fence baskets are flat-backed, so they sit tight against a surface instead of swinging from a bracket. They suit narrow paths, fence panels and courtyard walls where a full round basket would be in the way. Fix into a rail or post on a fence, not into the thin panel itself.
Screw into the fence post, not the panel - panels flex and will not hold the weight of a watered basket. Two screws per bracket point is plenty. Our fixing guide covers walls, posts and render step by step.
A flat-backed basket shaped like a hay manger - flat against the wall, curved out at the front. It gives you the depth of a round basket while sitting flush to the surface.
Yes - our artificial toppers and trailing sets are made to drop into manger and half-round baskets, so a shady wall can stay colourful all year with zero watering.
Yes - the flat-backed manger and half-round designs screw straight into fence posts or panels. Fixed as hanging fence baskets, they dress a boundary without narrowing the path.
One basket per fence panel, fixed to the posts, looks generous without crowding. On a long run, hang them at matching heights roughly 1.8 metres apart and keep to one or two repeating colours, which reads as designed rather than cluttered.
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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