Outland Living Jardinera elevada de 6 pies – Jardinera vertical independiente con 4 cajas de contenedores, buena para patio o balcón

Well constructed, easy to assemble, exceeded expectations.

Absolutely fantastic. When I opened the box I was a little annoyed that the pipe pieces weren't labeled (A, B, C, etc.) because they had subtle differences, but the illustrated instructions were SO precise and accurate, and everything was communicated SO well, that it wasn't a problem at all. The illustrator was excellent with the attention to detail. So putting it together was easy. It came with a few drainage options and each had their pros and cons. We came up with a different solution: we drilled one 1/2" hole and put in a 90-degree Liquid Tite connector and fit a short irrigation hose onto it (5"). Each one now drains into the one below it. And we fit a longer hose on the bottom tray so drain it directly out to the yard. This planter is placed atop travertine tile and we didn't want …

This vertical planter is well made. I purchased it to plant herbs and a few veggies (radishes/lettuce). The planters have no drain holes so I drilled four underneath along the front edge. It did not split or crack like other brands I have drilled. The planters are good quality. I like how they sit on the side brackets. My only concern will be if one of the neighbor raccoons climb on it. Aside from that it was super easy to put together. It took me approximately 15 to 20 minutes. I might see another in my future 😋.

'this item stands on my deck in a sunny corner. My daughter has already planted lettuces in the bottom bin. It's easy to access, looks just fine. Really a good addition. We have no yard at all yet now we're grown our own lettuce and soon, herbs. Flowers could be planted there also. Anything. Our choice is edibles. To me it feels better than the five tier clay pots for planting. This is just so accessible and easy.

Wanted to try my hand at a garden this Spring but had a few issues: My yard isn't big enough to plant a garden and for some reason, we have an abundance of bunnies running around back there this year. This vertical garden was the solution! Super easy to put together and extremely sturdy - especially once you add in the soil and plants. So far so good. I've already harvested my lettuces and herbs. Can't wait for the berries and tomatoes. If I could change one thing it would be to add wheels for ease of portability.

I prefer nonplastic containers for my vegetables but if you have to use plastic, this polypropylene (PP) is one of the safer ones. This vertical garden is the best I could find because the individual boxes are deeper than most vertical gardens and it looks good and is solidly built. I chose grey because it is less harsh than the strong brown and strong green colors. Be aware that it is very tall. I am 5ft 6in and can barely reach the top but you can tilt the top box somewhat for access. I'm wondering if this vertical garden would act as a mini greenhouse if you drape some kind of flexible clear plastic over it and clamp it to the top.The only downside of this unit are the side clips which fall off easily. Not a deal breaker, though. Perhaps that issue could be fixed by a creative handy …

I got this as an addition to my container garden for the summer- it seems to be working well for the purpose I got it for thus far. My two slight complains: when assembled, the fit was off ever so slightly so not all legs were resting firmly on the ground(making it a bit tippy)- though the ground I put it on might also be uneven- I was able to just move some dirt under the problematic leg and once the soil was in the boxes it seemed to be weighed down enough to be sturdy. The second, again, very minor complaint was that the drainage holes were absent- I just used my drill and popped them in the bottom so it was an easy fix. Beyond that, great product, I've gotten compliments from the neighbors and people walking by the house. I also love the design aspect of the product that allows you to

I love this planter! I spent months looking for the right vertical planter (without having to break my bank) and found this gem. First of all, I like that it's not made out of wood. Since I live in an apt, I don't want to move a heavy cedar planter when I change apts. Most of the options I found for vertical planters were made of wood (and expensive). Secondly, the assembly was not very difficult and everything fit together. I took my time, making sure I followed all of the steps and was able to put it together in 30 minutes. Lastly, it looks beautiful and has an option to drill into each planter box if you want to be able to have drainage (drain plugs included). Very well thought out, I highly recommend.