Bacsac Plant bag railing

Hang the Jardinière with pockets on your balcony railing. No matter how thick the handrail is, the adjustable straps make it easy to attach. The bottom of this BACSAC is rather narrow, so it is only suitable for limited placement. You can plant anything that grows tall and narrow and doesn’t get too big, such as herbs, edible flowers, peppers, or bush beans.

The planting bag features three layers of fleece. This allows the soil to breathe while keeping the plant roots well protected. The fleece layer reduces water evaporation and lets excess water drain out, preventing waterlogging.

The outer layer of this BACSAC is made from PVC mesh Batyline, which is extremely abrasion-resistant and robust. It can withstand UV rays and temperatures ranging from -30 °C to 70 °C without any issues. The color does not fade, and the BACSAC retains its stable shape even after years of use. If you no longer need the BACSAC, you can recycle it 100%.

Get started right away. Fill the BACSAC directly with soil and plant in it. BACSACs are designed for outdoor use. If you use the BACSAC indoors, protect the floor from moisture. The empty BACSAC can be easily rinsed, folded, and stored away.

The designer Godefroy de Viriou and landscape gardeners Louis de Fleurieu and Virgile Desirmont created the BACSAC. Their goal was to bring nature back to life and into the city. Urban balconies cannot bear too much weight, which limited the choice of planters. Therefore, the French created the lightweight BACSACs, which allow for lush planting even on small balconies. The award-winning planting bags replace traditional planters and balcony boxes. BACSACs are available in numerous colors and can be easily combined to create a complete BACSAC garden.