Woolly Pocket

creates living walls, vertical gardens, and planters using 100% recycled plastic water bottles. Their Wally One planter, which measures 15" high and 24" wide, holds 0.40 cubic feet of soil. The idea behind Wally One, as with all Woolly Pocket products, is to help people everywhere garden "and experience the magical fun of plants in any environment."

Wally One planter. Manufactured by Woolly Pocket.

Plastic Planters Made from 100% Recycled Water Bottles

The Wally One is a pocket of soft-sided, breathable material-and it's modular too! Stack a few of the Wally Ones together to make a big living wall or bunch them vertically and horizontally if you want to create an instant garden with a large expanse. Of course, "Wally is cute hanging all by itself," especially due to its color options: Wally One comes in blue, green, black, brown, and beige.

Wally One has some other added benefits for those looking to be earth-conscious. The recycled planters are made in the USA, and they can house anything from kitchen herb gardens to edible farms. Tropicals, succulents, and natives work well in the Wally One planter, making "the plantablities endless!"

Indoors or out, Wally One is a "great host." Use it on a patio, rail, fence, or gate; it attaches to wood, concrete, masonry, and chain link. The living planter comes with a reservoir for indoor or outdoor use, or without a reservoir for outdoor use, in case you want to let rain water nourish your plants.

About the Manufacturer: Woolly Pocket makes DIY-consumer friendly systems for gardening vertically. The company, which was founded in 2008 by brothers Miguel & Rodney Nelson, uses recycled plastic bottles to create "the breathable Woolly Pockets with internal moisture control." Woolly Pockets products are manufactured in the United States, and the company also helps K-12 students learn about nutrition and gardening through their Woolly School Garden program.