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planting strawberries in hanging bags

planting strawberries in hanging bags Hang & Grow® Burlap Hanging Bag

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planting strawberries in hanging bags Hang & Grow® Burlap Hanging BagPlants not included. Bring your plants closer with these 100% jute burlap hanging bags. With 2 inch holes made for bare root plants and plugs, theyre perfect for strawberries, flowers, herbs, and more. You can pick from a wall hanging style or a saddlebag, depending on where you want to grow. The hanging bag is ideal for walls and fences. The saddlebag fits over a fence or rail and has planting space on both sides. Made from 100% natural jute burlap

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Bring your plants closer with these 100% jute burlap hanging bags. With 2-inch holes made for bare-root plants and plugs, they’re perfect for strawberries, flowers, herbs, and more. You can pick from a wall-hanging style or a saddlebag, depending on where you want to grow.

The hanging bag is ideal for walls and fences. The saddlebag fits over a fence or rail and has planting space on both sides.

  • Made from 100% natural jute burlap

  • Lightweight, breathable, and reusable

  • Hanging bag: 6 side holes (2") + top room for 1–2 plants

  • Saddlebag: 6 holes (3 each side) + space for 4 plants on top

  • Holds 6–8 quarts of soil (soil not included)

  • Hanging bag: 21.5” L x 9.25” W

  • Saddlebag: 29” L x 8.5” W

  • Easy to hang with attached rope

Lay flat after planting so roots can settle. After 7–10 days, hang in a sunny spot (4–6 hours of light per day). Water through all openings for full coverage.

These burlap bags are long-lasting and make a great gift for anyone with limited space.

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