Better Than Rocks
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Better Than Rocks is a genius drainage solution that produces lush and healthy container gardens. They are easy to install and our planters, window boxes and flowerpots bloomed oh-so bright.
That’s because Better Than Rocks promotes better drainage, keeping soil in and excess water out, which makes for lighter pots and nourished plants. Plus, you’ll save money! Inserts are reusable year after year and you won’t need as much soil.
They fit containers of any size or shape and they’re eco-friendly, being made from 100 percent recycled plastic.
Here are some tips to get you started:
• Plan your color scheme: Books and magazines are our go-to for inspiration, but we’ve also curated some beautiful blooms on our Pinterest board! Consider light conditions and which kinds of plants work well together.
• Start with a healthy foundation: Use fresh potting soil that promotes good nutrient absorption and water management.
• Drain the soil: Waterlogged containers mean dead roots and sad plants. Better Than Rocks keeps soil where it belongs and promotes drainage.
• Give plants a “haircut”: Keep plants groomed as your containers bloom and grow. Pluck off dead blossoms and trim leggy growth to keep your plants healthy.
Better Than Rocks makes a great Mother’s Day gift! Use the code CHERYLS at checkout for $5 off any order of $50 or more.
This article is sponsored by Better Than Rocks. All reviews and opinions are our very own and written solely by Everyday Dishes & DIY staff and were not influenced in any way. All discounts offered and product claims made by Everyday Dishes & DIY have been approved by and are the sole responsibility of the advertiser.
Better than rocks?
Agree. Sketchy info provided but I did click on the Better than Rocks in above paragraph and received a lot more detail. Worth checking out. Think I’ll try it. Hoping not too light for wind to blow lighter plastic planters over. Hence, why I use rocks.
What is in t pot?I don’t recall what goes on t bottom of t plant
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I’m excited about using better than Rocks. But I need more information.