Vertical Planter 7 Tier Stackable Planters Garden Planters Strawberry Herb Flower and Vegetable Planter Indoor Outdoor Gardening Pots with Removable Wheels and Tools

I have not used it yet because when it came, it had a cracked bottom. I called the number on the instructions and a PERSON answered the phone 😳He couldn’t have been nicer he is sending me a new bottom WITHOUT ANY RED TAPE, HASSLE, OR QUESTIONS ASK. I’m excited to use it. I will leave picture and another review after I get it planted. It is sturdy, versatile, good quality and easy to plant. I love the agreeable gray color. Thanks for your superb customer service, something that is rare in today’s world!!

These are great planters. Worth the money. The color is vibrant and pops on my deck. I love that I can make the planter portable and move it around. I did have to make the holes a little bigger for drainage. The watering process is easy.

Perfect for strawberry. Drains well from one layer to another. Took one star off because it is a bit unsteady when used with the wheeled saucer.

It is perfect size for STARTING seedlings like green beans, peppers, etc. NOT large enough for anything else. Very easy to transplant the 4 plants once established but d Definitely not a permanent home for plants.

Purchased the 5 tier. Can’t wait to put the 3 tier together. Sturdy. Looks great on the She shed deck!

It is smaller than I expected but enough for my needs for growing herbs and small plants. The roller tray on the bottom is important for moving it around on the patio/sidewalk to adjust when there is too much sun. The tools are cute.

Easy to assemble and holds 20 geraniums. I was putting on a wall, though, and it blew over initially in Ohio in May, even without wheel base. I recommend using a hangermate threadrod anchor, running threadrod down center, and using a large bolt OR knob to secure against wind loads. Threadrod anchor allows threadrod to be removed in wintertime. I used the following parts list to anchor:3/8"-16 Model 48706 Hangermate, Aisle 189 Sec E [Anchor; Menards part numbers]1/4" Hammer Drill Bit Aisle 203 Section I, masonry hammer drill bit [to drill through stone]3/8"-16 Zinc Plated Threaded Rod, Aisle 189 Section E [3 ft and can trim to ~30" then file to get nut on]Midwest Fastener 3/8-16 Replacement star knob, Aisle 181 Section E [nice hand nut]3/8" x 1-1/2" Fender Washers qty 5, Aisle 183 Section C [I put below hand nut]3/8" x 16 zinc nuts, qty. 2 pack Aisle 181 Section B [I used these on threadrod to clean up threads after cuttign with hacksaw]

I bought the light teal color and it is lovely. They only stack atop each other, they don’t lock in place. An animal knocked it over, then the wind. I drove a piece of rebar into the ground, put as many as would not tip over and stacked the rest against a brick retaining wall. Now it’s fine.

Cheaply made I got a seven tier stack. They blow over with the littlest of wind, not very deep so you can only put plants that need minimal soil. I would not recommend.

Was hoping for it to be bigger. But it is a good size for my balcony.