Vertical Planter with Five Tiers and 30 Deep Planting Pockets in a Light Sandy Texture for Container Gardening
This vertical planter brings 30 planting pockets into a five-tier garden, letting you grow vegetables, herbs, flowers and root crops in one upright arrangement. Each pocket is 10 inches deep, providing planting depth for a variety of small and large plants.
Made in East Tennessee, the GreenStalk planter has a light sandy texture and uses food-grade, UV-resistant plastic that is free of BPA, BPS and PVC. It measures 19 inches wide by 55 inches tall and holds approximately 40 gallons of potting mix, sold separately.
Features
- Five tiers arrange 30 planting pockets vertically for container gardening.
- Each planting pocket has a 10-inch depth.
- Suitable for growing vegetables, herbs, flowers and root crops.
- Light sandy texture distinguishes this finish from basket weave designs.
- Food-grade, UV-resistant plastic is free of BPA, BPS and PVC.
- Made in East Tennessee.
Specifications
- Product type: Vertical Planter
- Tiers: 5
- Total planting pockets: 30
- Planting pocket depth: 10 inches
- Overall dimensions: 19 inches wide x 55 inches tall
- Potting mix capacity: Approximately 40 gallons
- Potting mix: Sold separately
- Material: Food-grade UV-resistant plastic
- Material exclusions: BPA-free BPS-free and PVC-free
- Finish: Stunning Stone with light sandy texture
- Manufacturing location: East Tennessee
Frequently Asked Questions
How many planting pockets does this five-tier planter have?
This five-tier vertical planter has 30 planting pockets, each with a 10-inch depth.
What can I grow in this vertical planter?
This vertical planter is suitable for vegetables, herbs, flowers and root crops, including a variety of small and large plants.
How much potting mix does the planter need?
The five-tier planter holds approximately 40 gallons of potting mix. Potting mix is sold separately.
How much space should I allow for the planter?
The planter measures 19 inches wide and 55 inches tall. Use these dimensions when choosing its position in your container garden.