Small-Space Gardening That Actually Works
Growing herbs and plants on a balcony or in a small courtyard takes a bit of organising. With the right mix of shelving, storage and mobile workstations, even the smallest outdoor corner can become a proper little garden setup.
Keeping Your Tools And Plants In Order
An OMAR shelving unit is a practical way to keep gardening supplies off the ground, with open metal shelves that cope well with soil, dust and the occasional splash of water. Pair it with a TURBO clothes rack repurposed as a frame for climbing plants, giving trailing varieties something sturdy to grip onto as they grow upwards rather than sprawling across limited floor space.
For tools you reach for often, a trolley fitted with a cutting board makes a handy mobile workstation, letting you wheel everything to wherever the potting job happens to be. MUSKOTBLOMMA plant pots with saucers suit windowsills and small tables, while BINTJE plant pots work well for larger specimens. Stack SAMLA boxes to store heavy or soiled pots without them cluttering a balcony, and use an FLÅDIS basket for lighter items like twine, gloves and seed packets.
MUSKOTBLOMMA plant pot with saucer, in/outdoor terracotta, 12 cm
BINTJE plant pot, galvanised, 9 cm
PERSHULT bracket, white, 20x30 cm
SAMLA box, transparent, 56x39x28 cm/45 l
OMAR shelving unit, galvanised, 60x25x40 cm
FLÅDIS basket, seagrass, 25 cm
Maltashopper brings these practical pieces to homes across Malta and Gozo, making it easier to set up a garden that suits even the smallest terrace or balcony.