Mr. Stacky 1305-HG 5-Tier Stackable Strawberry, Herb, Flower, & Vegetable Planter - Vertical Gardening Indoor / Outdoor Stacking Garden Pots Hunter Green, 22.5 Quarts

I have enjoyed the planter not only for my strawberries but I also fit in a few small growing flowers so it’s functional but also looks nice! It was easy to assemble and a high quality for a reasonable price. I do have it sitting on a plant coaster so I can spin it around as needed so all plants get equal sun.

**Quality** Feels solid and well designed. Each tier has enough space for plants to actually grow without feeling cramped. **Setup** Really easy to use. I planted each level one at a time and then stacked them up. Super straightforward and not messy. **Planting Experience** I transferred my strawberries from last year (they grew a lot), and this worked perfectly. Each pocket has enough room for a healthy plant. **Watering** One of my favorite features you can just water from the top and it trickles down through the tiers. Makes maintenance simple. **Space Saver** Great option if you want to grow more in a smaller footprint. Works well for patios or tighter garden areas. **Final Thoughts** Hard to find a good stackable planter, so I’m glad I went with this one. Easy to set up, practical, and I’m excited to see how it performs this season.

I really don’t have anything negative to say about the product itself other than I think it is a little over priced for what it is. But what you get is very high quality, looks nice, and does what it says.

I wanted a compact way to grow strawberries and chose this tower. It was easy to load (dirt and plugs) while building the stack, and I was able to move it around on the patio pretty easily. The tower was solid and the green look is the traditional forest green. Strawberries are growing extremely well and already have some pollinated flowers. I'm very happy with it. There are limited downsides. It's circular, so I felt the need to rotate the tower to make sure it was getting sun on all the plants. I'm not sure if this was really necessary, but because it is a tower, at least early in the season, the back side doesn't get as much sun. Additionally, it seems that you need a lot of plants in order to get the amount of strawberries that I want, so I'm going to need a LOT of these towers if I'm going to get the yield I'm looking for. Additionally, when you water the plants, they drain from the top to the bottom, but it's difficult to know exactly how much of that water is making it down the tower, so you're really watering the whole tower just to be sure. Lastly, I felt it necessary to move the tower to a safe location when we had a few storms because it is lightweight and the wind was strong. It felt like the tower could be knocked over and because it's easy to assemble, it's also likely to fall to pieces if knocked over. I'll be considering a method for anchoring the tower next year. Note, it didn't fall over, it just was a worry in high winds.

Great idea. Plastic is a little too thin. Wind blew it over and the plastic busted.

These work nice, they stack well and strawberries did very well in them.

I used these to start my herb garden. Used rocks & soil. Works out wonderful

Great for strawberries 🍓

Not great, feels cheap

Smaller than pic

Listed as 12 inches high per level when in fact they are only 6 inches high per level. We are left feeling a slight disappointment. That aside a stackable basic planter for not too much money.

Very nice.

stands taller than others, has more drainage holes then similar products and i like that I put in a centre pole to stack it up even higher.