1) I had initially tried strawberries per the milk crate tutorial. You can’t move the crates so the side that didn’t get as much sun was void. These are super easy to turn so I turn them every few days. 2) Our HOA doesn’t like excessive plants to overpower the lovely look they have going. These are compact and inconspicuous, so I bought a second one. Plus, they are way prettier than the milk crates too. I have 40 plants total, 6 varieties. Maybe this is overkill, but I can always plant something else in them next year! 3) There is a hole down the middle, so I believe they can be set up for slow drip or a watering pipe with holes but FYI the hole is not in the holding bottom tray. 4) Folks saying these are too light are forgetting how heavy dirt is. Once planted, these feel very secure. 5) very compact for winter storage.

I live in NY and still have some greens going in this thing on a covered, unheated, porch all the way into November. Most the other plants died from cold of course, but we got a good long season out of using this on the patio. I found it worked better for established plants to be put into it. I had tried growing some things from seed, but I think the way it waters down the layers does not work the best for that - delicate seedlings flattened. But started plants did great. I had a mix of greens, pansies and dianthus in it and they all did great. I even had a little cherry tomato on the top. That was thrown in because it was leftover, but it actually grew well enough to produce.

This is perfect for our small patio balcony garden. I wish I had ordered it earlier in the growing season so that we could have planted strawberries. We currently use it for herbs and green onions, mint, rosemary, sage and basil. It hold water well and drains to the bottom tiers so I planted accordingly. It looks to be pretty durable but under harsh weather may cause cracks so when winter comes I plan to empty it out and store it in the garage for next spring.

I bought this with the plan to use it for strawberry plants. I will be doing this in the future, but for now I am only using two of the planters for begonias and it's beautiful, has not faded and appears to be quite durable ! I also feel, for what I got, it is a good value. I may have to buy another Mr. Stacky just for flowers 💐

Much better than I even anticipated. Sturdy and good quality. I really like that I can break it down for easy storage. My strawberries are growing well. I’m purchasing two more of these. I’m very pleased with the product!

REALLY LIKE! I wish it had come on rollers and connected better, however...I thinkbit will work just fine. I picked up a rolling, circular plant roller thing-a-ma-bob snd that works great. I am very careful when rolling it around deck. I may have planted too msny strawberry shoots...we shall see.

Nice planter for propagating strawberry runners. Looking forward to watching it fill out. My strawberries are doing well and I’m watching the first berries develop well. I plan to place the entire planter in my garage over winter to protect the plants from freezing temperatures.

Extremely happy with this product! It arrived quickly. It’s a great sturdy product easy to stack and plant what ever you like in it. I have all types of fruits and veggies growing in mine not just strawberries. What I like is when you get it there is a little note that your helping 25 USA families by purchasing this. I like that a lot, so many of our things are made overseas, probably why the quality isn’t as great as this. I have told a few family memebers and they are also purchasing. It’s also larger than. A lot of the other sets like this advertised online this thing comes up to my hips on the ground. Overall great buy and satasified customer, I will be buying another one!

I love this and am going to order a couple more; I learned that I should have left half of the sections without plants (strawberries) to make room for the runners! My plants are doing AWESOME in these! Hopefully I can add pictures later..

I had a strawberry patch in intended to transfer plants from but it died before I got to plant them in the planter. The planter seems like a real winner so I'm looking for plants and will plant them as soon as I find some. I'm also thinking of herbs and flowers - time will tell

Great product! I have a Me. Stacky dripping with strawberries! I love it. It sits on my deck and just grows and grows. At first I did t stack it, just set all the tiers out so all plants would get full sun and no worries about wind knocking it over. Once the plants were well established I stacked it. Very successful! These are the bare root Ozark strawberries also sold on Amazon. Couldn’t be happier!

This is my herb garden. You have to remember to water the top 2 circles, then they drain out and water the lower ones. I really like how compact this tower is. I would buy it again even if the pockets were larger.

Beautiful tower! Looks amazing on my deck and showcasing my strawberries. Would definitely recommend for tower growing. I didn’t use drip irrigation or a pvc pipe to water. Going to rely on water each section independently until I get the hang of gardening. This made for a fun day of potting!

So far so good. Only have 4 strawberry plants ready for transfer. I covered 1st pot's center hole to keep high drainage soil from washing away. There are sufficient drain holes remaining. I may use pole in center for stability if needed. Pots are thicker than I expected.

Love stacking many plants, but it is heavy when filled with soil, so if decide to hang it jus reinforce the base plate with sturdier material like wood or a metal plating.

I used this Mr. Stacky for all my variety of mints so in the evening I can just pick a few leaves to add to my tea. It works very well. I ordered the larger on for my strawberries.

Very clever planter. I have three varieties of strawberries planted in it now. Unused planting spots provide a great place to start runners.