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Assembling Your Plant-A-Genda
Friday 23rd of July 2010
The following is a step by step photographic guide showing how to assemble your new Plant-A-Genda product.
Click any of the photos to view a larger version, and once viewing a larger version you then may also use the left and the right arrow buttons from the photo window (or the left and right arrows on your keyboard) to step forward and backward through the instruction steps as well.
1. Take folded box from post
2. Remove the rubber band
3. Set the insert aside
4. Allow the box to open up
5. Set side square upright
6. Both sides upright
7. Hold both squares with one hand
8. Bring up large flap
9. Checking that squares are not bent
10. Checking that end of flap is outwards
11. Pushing down on larger flap
12. Bringing down other side
13. Bringing down 2nd smaller flap
14. Completed box
15. Placing insert in
16. Insert dividers
17. Finished PLANT-A-GENDA
Our Products
Our products have been designed with the amateur veggie gardener and kids in mind, however experienced gardeners will also appreciate being able to use our products to stay organised and make life easier in the garden.
Plant-A-Genda
A guided planting system in a box. Sturdy monthly dividers feature colour coded labels for each season, allowing you to store your seed packets behind each one, ready to plant at the right time.
Plant-A-Gen!us
A planting system designed just for kids, featuring easy to manage seasonal dividers, as well as a CD containing recipes, nutritional information, photos and tips to help encourage their learning.
My Third Hand
For those times when you’re on your own in the garden and need a hand to help shovel leaves, manure or rubbish into a bag, My Third Hand gives you this help by holding open your bags while you shovel.