44 reviews for 5 Tier Raised Garden Tower

1. John

   Rated 5 out of 5

   November 16, 2020

   Prompt delivery, easy to setup and plant out. Strawberries are flourishing. Plan to buy another

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   Lucy

   Rated 5 out of 5

   November 12, 2020

   I rate this system highly, I put one strawberry per tier and while I wait for the runners to spread I’m growing a quick crop of radishes in each of th...More

   I rate this system highly, I put one strawberry per tier and while I wait for the runners to spread I’m growing a quick crop of radishes in each of the other lobes. I was blown away over how fast the tower arrived too, I haven’t had an online order come so quickly before. I’d recommend the system that I purchased.

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   Felicity Lake

   Rated 5 out of 5

   November 8, 2020

   I love my stacking pots! We live in a unit without any space for a garden and I miss gardening a lot, so it helps save space instead of having a bunch...More

   I love my stacking pots! We live in a unit without any space for a garden and I miss gardening a lot, so it helps save space instead of having a bunch of pots everywhere so we can grow more!

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   Helen

   Rated 5 out of 5

   November 4, 2020

   Fantastic company, so easy to deal with and super quick delivery. One of the stacks was damaged in delivery, they happily and speedily replaced it. We...More

   Fantastic company, so easy to deal with and super quick delivery. One of the stacks was damaged in delivery, they happily and speedily replaced it. We have just planted and awaiting fruit.
   Highly recommend

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   Deborah

   Rated 4 out of 5

   July 28, 2020

   A great way to make the most of your space! They are also a fantastic way to keep delicious strawberries away from critters and bush turkeys! I'm pl...More

   A great way to make the most of your space! They are also a fantastic way to keep delicious strawberries away from critters and bush turkeys! I'm planning to add a strip of copper on the bottom of the poles near the ground to ensure that slugs and snails don't visit! Assembly was simple. The trays fit together very well and spinning the tower is easy. I ordered two stone-coloured large 5-tier raised strawberry planters. I was sceptical as to whether the single piece of metal rod would be strong enough to hold so much weight but so far so good! Glad that I decided to order the larger size as it provides plenty of room for the plants to spread out and avoids the potting mix from drying out. Planning to pop mint plants underneath them to make the most of any water dripping through the bottom planter tray.

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   Karen Booth

   Rated 5 out of 5

   April 13, 2020

   We bought our fist Mr Stacky hydroponic tower in early summer 2019. We couldn't be happier! We had a slight problem with a pump and the service from M...More

   We bought our fist Mr Stacky hydroponic tower in early summer 2019. We couldn't be happier! We had a slight problem with a pump and the service from Mr Stacky was amazing, our replacement pump was shipped out before we had even posted our back!.
   I have added a stocking over the pump inflow just to stop any debris getting in to the pump, but we have had no further issues.
   Unfortunately we didn't have success with strawberries, but put this down to the house sitters as we were away over xmas and we are looking forward to trying again next summer. But our tomatoes, beans, beetroot, spinach and lettuce are amazing!!! Oh and radishes!! We are now thinking of purchasing our second Stacky!. Just remember to fill up the base if you suspect a big wind this ensures it doesn't blow over., and thanks to Mt S for sending out the water gauge, a great improvement.
   Just Keep Stacking!
   Karen B

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   Kim

   Rated 5 out of 5

   January 18, 2020

   The 5 tier planter is very water-efficient. Water drips through the system from the top and also gets soaked up from beneath, so I barely have to wat...More

   The 5 tier planter is very water-efficient. Water drips through the system from the top and also gets soaked up from beneath, so I barely have to water my strawberries compared with other pot plants. The system is good for plants that don't need all day sun (like strawberries in summer in Sydney) as part of it will always be shaded by the planter itself throughout the day, so bear this in mind when planting. It's very easy to move, as you just move each level of the stack separately. You can also just use, say, 4 tiers and then add another when you've got more plants. Overall, great value!

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   Julie-Ann Jennings

   Rated 5 out of 5

   September 22, 2018

   An Excellent and Economical Choice - his planter was simple to assemble. I planted 20 strawberry plants in mine (one per "lobe"). Even when full of so...More

   An Excellent and Economical Choice - his planter was simple to assemble. I planted 20 strawberry plants in mine (one per "lobe"). Even when full of soil and plants, it's easy to move -- just take off as many "layers" as you can easily carry, then stack them back together in their new location. Last night we had a frost warning; a regular 13-gal. kitchen plastic trash bag perfectly covered it. I was a little apprehensive about appearance of the "terra-cotta" plastic pots, but it really does look nice. It is much lighter than real pottery, and should be convenient to store over the winter. And, the price is far lower than real-pottery strawberry pots.

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   Julie-ann

   Rated 5 out of 5

   September 2, 2018

   5/3/2017 update: I have 3-6 strawberries growing per plant! Unfortunately, my mom's strawberry plants died, though after discussion, we realized she h...More

   5/3/2017 update: I have 3-6 strawberries growing per plant! Unfortunately, my mom's strawberry plants died, though after discussion, we realized she had both been moving it inside/outside with the cold and keeping it in the shade, so both factors may have contributed to their demise. Dad loves the look of it though and they're both excited to have learned from the experience and try again another time. Also my toddler did pull off the top layer once. However, I was able to easily stick the freed dirt/plants back and place and no harm seems to have come from their little adventure.

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   Kestrel

   Rated 5 out of 5

   July 25, 2018

   It's been almost a year since I bought this Mr. Stacky planter and planted it with strawberries. While the height of the 5-unit system makes it a litt...More

   It's been almost a year since I bought this Mr. Stacky planter and planted it with strawberries. While the height of the 5-unit system makes it a little less stable, it's still been living on my deck since I installed it and it's not been toppled. The berry plants are now putting on new leaves and look very promising for their second year. Watering with this system is much easier than watering one of those ceramic strawberry pots. There has been some soil washing out of the lower cups that will have to be replaced; something to know with permanent planting. If planting annuals, the units can be emptied into the compost bin and nested into each other for space-saving storage until needed again. For vertical gardening on a deck, porch, or balcony, this is an inexpensive and functional system. It could also be used to increase space in a small in-ground garden, though if it's set on the ground a gardener could leave off the bottom saucer and run a stake or piece of rebar down the center hole for added stability.
   Kestrel

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