How to Make a Trailing Plant Wall Hanger

Use a bolt cutter to cut the half circle off the plastic-coated wire hanger where the loop starts to twist, leaving about 1-1/2 inches of the straight edge. The length of the piece left varies by hanger. Use pliers to bend the remaining straight end of the wire hanger into a hook shape.

Stretch the hanger with your hands (think Cupid-style bow and arrow). The resulting shape will be a rounded diamond. Repeat process for as many pieces as desired.

Attach a C hook to the wall and hang one hanger diamond with the hook end down and facing out. Repeat for as many columns of hangers needed. To fit more hangers into the space, alternate the heights of the C hooks so that the columns' diamonds fit together like a puzzle. Use the hook end of the hangers to add additional length. Continue hanging along wall to get desired height and width.

Place the trailing plant below the wire structure and weave the long stems through the hangers, allowing it to have room to grow. Attach the stems to the wire hangers in a few places with plant ties so they will stay in place.