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to the legs with screws. Make

sure they fit tightly against the

fence panel to keep it in place.

STEP 7

Install Wall. Dig two 12" holes

the same distance apart as the

legs, roughly 50". Place the wall

in the holes, making sure it is

evenly spaced and sitting level.

STEP 8

Cement It In. Pour quick-set-

ting concrete in the holes and

add water; follow manufactur-

er's instructions for the proper

amounts. Double-check that

the wall is sitting level. Let the

concrete set for 24 hours.

STEP 9

Prep Box Hardware. The hooks

on the back of the planter

boxes are attached with metal

strapping. Cut the strapping to

the desired length; we cut ours

about 8". Avoid cutting through

the holes, and spray-paint the

strapping and the bolts the

same color using exterior-grade

spray paint. If the galvanized

look is preferred, feel free to

skip the paint.

STEP 10

Use 1x6s to build planter boxes.

We used redwood because it's

chemical-free and stands up to

moisture. Vary the sizes of the

boxes however you'd like. Here is

the cut list for the sizes we made.

- Box A: cut two pieces at 42"

for the front and back, one at

40-

" for the bottom, and

cut two at 5-

" for the sides.

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- Box B: cut two pieces at 36"

for the front and back, one

at 34-

" for the bottom, and

cut two at 5-

" for the sides.

- Box C: cut two pieces at 30"

for the front and back, one

at 28-

" for the bottom, and

cut two at 5-

' for the sides.

- Box D: cut two pieces at 8"

for the front and back, one at

" for the bottom, and cut

two at 5-

" for the sides.

- Box E: cut four pieces at 10"

for the sides and one piece at

4" for the bottom.

Use an exterior-grade polyure-

thane to seal the outside surface

of the box. Drill a few

drainage holes in the bottom of

the boxes.

STEP 11

Add Hanging Hardware. On

each box, use two pieces of

metal strapping, two hooks, and

four bolts, nuts and washers for

hanging. Use the strapping as

a guide for your holes. To keep

them hanging level, go 4" down

from the top and 3" from the

outside edges for the first hole.

Add an additional bolt below

using the strapping as a guide

for your next hole. Add the hook

to the top hole of the strapping

using a nut and bolt.

STEP 12

Plant and Hang Boxes. If you'd

like, line the boxes with land-

scape fabric to help protect

the wood. Add soil, your

favorite herbs and then hang

them up.

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