By Deirds19
United Kingdom 
I want to grow a climber up a 6ft tall trellis, but it has to be planted in a planter/pot as the ground is concrete, can you tell me the required depth of the planter/pot for it to enable the plant to grow up to 6ft in height?
14 May, 2012
Answers
the bigger the better thow .
15 May, 2012
Rather depends on what climber you chose - Passiflora can do very well in just a 2litre pot. Sues P.antioquensis grew nearly five metres in such a pot last year.
15 May, 2012
Many thanks x
16 May, 2012
your welcome .
16 May, 2012
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