I gave my garden a total glow up using bargain buys from Poundland – now people are rushing to copy my 'great idea' | The Sun

ARE you looking to spruce up your garden without breaking the bank?

Well, one savvy homeowner has revealed how she instantly elevated her outdoor haven by adding a DIY vertical garden – using bargain buys from Poundland.


Hayley Stuart, who is an award-winning interiors and DIY blogger, shared a snap of the metal grids attached to a brick wall in her garden.

In the clip shared to TikTok (@iamhayleystuart), she explains: "These grids have been empty for two years now…

"And these pots were £1.50 each in Poundland…so naturally I bought 14 of them."

Hayley then reveals how she simply drilled holes for drainage, filled them with flowers and plants and hung them up.

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Sharing an image of the aesthetically pleasing result, she concludes by asking: "What do you think?"

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The post quickly went viral, garnering a whopping 54,000 views and several comments from very impressed social media users.

"Such a great idea!" praised one.

A second penned: "Love this! Can I ask what’s that grid called and how do you attach it to the wall? I have an empty garden wall I want to do this to!"

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Hayley replied: "Of course, it’s from Homebase in the outdoor section.

"I think it’s actually to strengthen concrete but can use for what you like. I just used screws."

She went on to advise anyone looking to replicate the look to simply Google "metal grid panel" to find similar.

A third enthused: "Love it!"

Meanwhile, a fourth added: "Beautiful. You can do a lot with a little space but large imagination."

A further noted: "This looks fab.."

And one more chimed in: "Brilliant."

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