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Earth Tower Vertical Garden: 4-sided Wooden Planter on Wheels

3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 57 ratings
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  • 4 ft tall, 4-sided garden offers 46 ft of garden row in a 2x2 ft space
  • Strong engineered base on wheels moves and rotates 300 pounds
  • Holds an abundance of planting mix that plants love and thrive in
  • Wooden structure is beautiful even when unplanted
  • Internal watering tube hydrates at the root level for bigger, happier plants

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3.8 out of 5 stars
3.8 out of 5
57 global ratings

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Customers have negative opinions about the stability, soil and value of the outdoor living product. They mention that the slats do not want to stay in place, the dirt needs refilled often and that the value is a waste of money. Opinions are mixed on quality and ease of maintenance.

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3 customers mention3 positive0 negative

Customers like the concept of the outdoor living product. They say the wood slats should be sturdier.

"...all in all, it is very cool concept." Read more

"Great concept but the wood slats should be sturdier. They appear to be made balsam wood and are easy to break." Read more

"Be warned. Great concept, but the material we got did not assemble well. Lots of difficulty lining things up. Screws would not go all the way in...." Read more

15 customers mention5 positive10 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the planter. Some mention it's a beautiful planter, with uniqueness and beauty. However, others say that it'll break easily and the materials used are poor quality.

"...Also, DO NOT FORCE THE SLATS. The wood splits rather easily, so you can end up with some ugly 'wounds' on the piece...." Read more

"...I have had many comments on its uniqueness and beauty. I am planning on buying another one to move my strawberries off the ground...." Read more

"Poor quality. The slats are either too thick or thin for the slats. The screws EASILY strip eith this type of wood...." Read more

"...(because of horrible quality control)..." Read more

9 customers mention4 positive5 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of maintenance of the outdoor living product. Some mention that they had no problem assembling and that it is easy to maintain, while others say that it was difficult to put together, difficult lining things up, and cumbersome to plant.

"...The material we got did not assamble well, lots of difficulty lining things up, the screws would not go all the way in and they send the exact..." Read more

"...It is so easy to maintain although the automatic watering vessel does not water all the way to the top I just let the sprinkler fall on it or mist..." Read more

"...to water- the watering tube is not long enough- and it is kind of cumbersome to plant. all in all, it is very cool concept." Read more

"This is a beautiful planter, even when completely empty. It went together very easily, took me about 30-40 minutes, working alone, from the cutting..." Read more

6 customers mention0 positive6 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the stability of the planter. They mention that the slats do not stay in place, the dirt needs to be refilled often, and the tower dividers are falling after a few months of use.

"...I had a little trouble with some of the slats not wanting to stay in place, eventually figured out that I had not lined up one of the main support..." Read more

"...But the design is greatly lacking as many have reported. The slats fall out and the dirt needs refilled often...." Read more

"...Because the slats don’t fit snuggly in the slots, they would continually slip out if I bumped them while filling with soil...." Read more

"...With the weed tarp the slats do not want to stay in place. The same type of plants which I planted in 5-gallon buckets are doing great...." Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the soil of the outdoor living product. They mention that it tends to run out with the water, and that it's hard to use and keep watered.

"...This winter I should have covered it as a lot of the soil has blown out. Live and learn. Can't wait for spring to start my 2nd season crop" Read more

"...filling the tower as originally instructed I found that the soil tended to run out with the water...." Read more

"Can not find fill" Read more

"...Not easy to use, planting and keeping it watered was horrible. Mixture constantly falling out of it everywhere" Read more

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Customers are dissatisfied with the value of the product. They say it's a waste of money, made of poor quality materials, and completely inedible.

"...line: it could be a nice system but not for the price and the very poor cual its in many, many ways!" Read more

"...The rest were just big, green, and leafy, and completely inedible...." Read more

"...Will be looking for a different solution. Waste of $$." Read more

"Poor quality materials. Waste of money...." Read more

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This is a double review. My son purchased the Earth tower to grow his own plants, being he lives in apartment it's ideal. He's already seen some results and it really happy her purchased his. So much so, that when Mother's day came around he suggested that I purchase this for my mom for mother's day. The picture that I posted is from the one I sent my own Mom. She's had several of her neighbors compliment on how beautiful it is. I love that you can be creative and make it your own. Both my mom and son stated that the tower was simple to put together and with wheels makes moving it easy. I would highly recommend the earth tower.
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Lena White
5.0 out of 5 stars I absolutely love this product
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2020
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not only is this product easy to assemble it is beautiful. I have had many comments on its uniqueness and beauty. I am planning on buying another one to move my strawberries off the ground. I have the one I have planted in herbs and they are growing great. It is so easy to maintain although the automatic watering vessel does not water all the way to the top I just let the sprinkler fall on it or mist it with the hose and that is all it takes to maintain. Filling it with dirt was a little time consuming but once filled it has held the potting soil I used with no problem. I would highly recommend to anyone who wants a versatile garden in a small space. It has 44 planting spaces which could all be the same or as I have mine with 44 different herbs. Love this product
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5.0 out of 5 stars fun this past summer planting in the tower
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2018
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fun this past summer planting in the tower. This winter I should have covered it as a lot of the soil has blown out. Live and learn. Can't wait for spring to start my 2nd season crop
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Mother Chaos
4.0 out of 5 stars This is a beautiful planter, even when completely empty
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2015
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This is a beautiful planter, even when completely empty. It went together very easily, took me about 30-40 minutes, working alone, from the cutting open of the box to having it ready to fill. I had a little trouble with some of the slats not wanting to stay in place, eventually figured out that I had not lined up one of the main support beams quite right so it was *slightly* off square. Fixed that => fixed the 'slat won't stay in right' problem. Also, DO NOT FORCE THE SLATS. The wood splits rather easily, so you can end up with some ugly 'wounds' on the piece.

Even filled, it turns and moves easily on a smooth surface, such as concrete / wood / fake-wood-flooring. I wouldn't want to push it FILLED across carpet, but it rolled just fine on it while still empty.

The filling actually took much longer than the assembly, and was VERY messy - you WILL want a drop cloth under it as they recommend in their videos (go to their website and watch these, you will be glad you did). I'm using my usual blend of peat moss, vermiculite and coir fiber, they have all kinds of excellent advice on their website on this front. It takes a LOT of it, so, be prepared!! And don't skimp on the moisture, it will "stack" more easily and you can get it to mold to the shape of the planter more easily if you err slightly on the side of 'too moist' rather than 'too dry.'

One thing to note if you're planning to use it INDOORS: This IS possible, but may be messy. The water runoff isn't a big problem: You can put a pan under the structure to catch any water runoff (I'm using a disposable aluminum roasting pan). It's the dirt that'll get ya: it does NOT stay in the planter very well until your plants have established some roots to hold it in place. Leave the drop cloth in place until this happens - they recommend allowing the filler to "settle" at least overnight before planting, and this is really good advice. Mine collapsed considerably overnight, and like an idiot I'd moved it off the drop cloth; I was a touch annoyed the next morning when I had to sweep up what felt like a metric ton of dirt off the floor (it was probably about 4-5 cups, but it FELT like ALL THE DIRT THERE IS). It also may drop dirt on you whenever you move it, or nudge it, or water it. Or have a cat try to use it as a launching point to a high-up window.

Eventually I took out my Costco-sized block of food-grade plastic wrap, and literally wrapped the WHOLE THING to get it to quit dumping dirt all over the floor. This also had the nifty side benefit of creating a kind of 'moisture seal' that the seeds REALLY seemed to like - I'd been giving them a "heavy misting" of water in the mornings using a big spray bottle (like you'd use for household cleaners, only, you know, NEVER used for household cleaners / only for nice, clean water), but after wrapping it up the dirt has stayed evenly moist throughout and the seeds started sprouting really well.

Again, only 'necessary' if a) you are driven mad by the dirt on the floor and b) are starting plants from seeds. Once the roots are in place, the dirt stops free-falling on you quite so readily and you should be set.
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Melanie Weaver
1.0 out of 5 stars Poor quality materials. Waste of money.
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2020
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Poor quality. The slats are either too thick or thin for the slats. The screws EASILY strip eith this type of wood. The angle at the bottom of the supports are very difficult to figure out the correct placement on platform so as to place slats in correct placement. Do not purchase.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Plants love it but the design could be better.
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2016
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I purchased the tower for accessibility for a family member and because it maximized planting space as compared to other products. I must say that the plants thrive. I've had multiple early harvest for many vegetables. But the design is greatly lacking as many have reported. The slats fall out and the dirt needs refilled often. I've had no choice but to prune two dwarf tomatoes (in half). With only 6 weeks since planting, I'm impressed but disappointed that I'll likely not be able to use it next year. Plex or a recycled plastic material would make a sturdier design. I can only hope that a stronger product becomes available next year.
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Tiffany Kingman
5.0 out of 5 stars Happy MOM
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020
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This is a double review. My son purchased the Earth tower to grow his own plants, being he lives in apartment it's ideal. He's already seen some results and it really happy her purchased his. So much so, that when Mother's day came around he suggested that I purchase this for my mom for mother's day. The picture that I posted is from the one I sent my own Mom. She's had several of her neighbors compliment on how beautiful it is. I love that you can be creative and make it your own. Both my mom and son stated that the tower was simple to put together and with wheels makes moving it easy. I would highly recommend the earth tower.
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Tiffany Kingman
5.0 out of 5 stars Happy MOM
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020
This is a double review. My son purchased the Earth tower to grow his own plants, being he lives in apartment it's ideal. He's already seen some results and it really happy her purchased his. So much so, that when Mother's day came around he suggested that I purchase this for my mom for mother's day. The picture that I posted is from the one I sent my own Mom. She's had several of her neighbors compliment on how beautiful it is. I love that you can be creative and make it your own. Both my mom and son stated that the tower was simple to put together and with wheels makes moving it easy. I would highly recommend the earth tower.
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Daniela L.
2.0 out of 5 stars Don't buy it!!
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2016
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I wish I did a better reading on this reviews before buying it!! This was a gift to a dear friend of mine who wanted something to grow veggies and herbs on her balcony so I found the Earth Tower Vertical Garden and, even if though it was was a bit expensive compared to other garden systems, I bought it for her. It did arrive on time then she did her homework to see what she needed to get to start the "project" so she got dirt, seeds and the tools, as the Web mentions; I came down to help her put it together and what should be an hour or two turned out to be 2 days and more! The material we got did not assamble well, lots of difficulty lining things up, the screws would not go all the way in and they send the exact amout of screws need it except that(because of horrible quality control) we got an screw that had the star blocked with steel in it so it was no way to use it, therefore that was a trip to the lumber just for that. Need to mention that we had to spend $7 for 1 screw because they didn't sell just the unit so we had to get small box. Another IMPORTANT detail: lining sheet to place on top of the base: why they don't ship this with the tower??? You need to get this as well your self: another $10 or so!
Bottom line: it could be a nice system but not for the price and the very poor cual its in many, many ways!
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Tracy Smith
5.0 out of 5 stars Use 2 magazines to hold the dirt in on each side when filling, pack the dirt lightly.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020
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I really thought this was a good product, I had no problem assembling and I also used a little gorilla glue on the slats to keep them from falling off this made it very sturdy. I also filled the reservoir and lightly misted the dirt to keep it from falling out.
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Tracy Smith
5.0 out of 5 stars Use 2 magazines to hold the dirt in on each side when filling, pack the dirt lightly.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2020
I really thought this was a good product, I had no problem assembling and I also used a little gorilla glue on the slats to keep them from falling off this made it very sturdy. I also filled the reservoir and lightly misted the dirt to keep it from falling out.
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