Garland Heavy-Duty Grow Trays – Rectangular & Square Sizes

Garland Grow Trays for Pots, Grow Bags and Greenhouse Growing

Garland Heavy-Duty Grow Trays provide a practical base for plant pots, grow bags and seed trays. Use them to collect watering run-off, contain loose growing media and organise plants in greenhouses, indoor growing spaces or propagation areas.

The range includes compact rectangular trays, long grow bag trays and deeper square trays. Choose the shape and dimensions that suit the available space, pot arrangement and watering method.

Key Features

• A choice of rectangular and square tray sizes.
• Raised sides help contain water, compost and everyday gardening spills.
• Reusable trays for organising pots and keeping growing areas tidier.
• Rectangular options for grow bags, seed trays and rows of pots.
• Deeper square options for larger groups of plants and watering setups.

Available Sizes and Dimensions

Dimensions are shown as length × width × height. Measurements are external, so the usable internal space will be smaller.

Choosing the Right Tray

The Standard tray suits smaller groups of pots and seed trays. The Value Grow Bag and Jumbo trays offer a longer footprint for grow bags or rows of plants, while Giant and Giant Plus provide additional width for larger arrangements.

The Boot tray is a shallow, ridged multipurpose tray. The square trays provide a deeper base for grouping pots and managing watering in a square growing area.

How to Use

1. Measure the available space and check the tray's external dimensions before ordering.
2. Position the tray on a level, fully supported surface.
3. Arrange pots or grow bags within the tray, allowing access for watering and maintenance.
4. Monitor collected water and empty excess run-off as required by the plants and growing method.
5. Clean the tray between growing cycles before reusing it.

Important Sizing Information

A tray with the same nominal dimensions as a grow tent is not guaranteed to fit inside it. Allow for tent poles, floor seams, tray rims and access space. Check the usable floor area rather than relying only on the tent's advertised size.

Tray dimensions do not indicate an approved load rating. Support the base adequately when holding pots, growing media or water.