6 x Strawberry Planter Trio Pot Stacking Herb Flower Bedding Garden Terracota

Having read a great deal of other buyer's reaction to these planters, I ordered them and was willing to wait what my experience would be. They arrived within 4 days of my order, and I can confirm that you get 6 "tiers" of 3 pots (making room for 18 plants). My initial thoughts were that they appeared to be of sturdy plastic, but very light weight, and I began to be a little worried. Giving them the benefit of the doubt, and after drilling the drainage holes as advised, I filled one "tier" and planted 3 strawberry plants. This was very easy to do, (it was just basic potting-on, nothing difficult) - and followed it with a second "tier", which I sat on top of the first. It couldn't have been more simple! The first thing I noticed was how much heavier and sturdier the planter had become once it had been filled with compost and watered, so I continued with the rest of the "tiers" and the result is there to be seen. Initially I created 2 stacks of 3 "tiers" but had second thoughts. All 6 "tiers" is asthetically better, and I intend to place a second order to compliment the first one on my patio. We have had some quite blustery winds in the last few days, but it all remains standing. If I was to give anyone any advice, it would be to use a good moisture retaining compost and to keep it all well watered. The drainage holes help it to be self-watering but I'm an old-fashioned gardener so I water each plant seperately as well. Any excess water runs out of the bottom tier. All in all, I'm very happy with this purchase, and and would reccommend the planter to anyone who knows anything about gardening!

The plastic isn't that thick/strong. There's no drainage holes so be careful when drilling through the bases to make some. They stack well, but care is required when trying to move them when planted up as they don't latch onto each other. If located neat a wall the chances are the sections to the rear will suffer poor light so the choice of location is important. For the money though they're a good choice.

My infant can rest effortlessly presently and I no more stress approximately bugs presently in my domestic. It draws in bugs so well. It’s simple to utilize, introduce, and clean. It’s not loud as well. The item has no irritating clamor, which is extraordinary. In a general incredible bit unit to have, well built, and pleasant plan, no complaints. The quality of the item is exceptionally great, it is exceptionally helpful to utilize, and it made a difference in me illuminating the issue of mosquitoes.

No drainage holes, also had to drill a hole in the middle to insert a rod and secure it to the ground. Would blow over in a breeze if not secured

I am delighted with my purchase,they are reasonably priced and of decent quality, mine are planted with petunias and will be stunning once they flower…of course you could plant anything that you like in them ,I will be considering getting more of these next year for herbs…

Got this for my strawberrys and it does the job well, but you need to remember to put drainage holes in the bottom yourself. I kept forgetting this and had to try and do it with the plants already in rather than empty it out again. Looks good too. I've done two towers of three just in case they blew over.

The pots are pretty much as described and what I expected. Not put the plants in yet, but the pots look to be a good size. Some people have stated having problems drilling the drainage holes due to brittle plastic, but I used a wood drill and drilled two holes in each pot slightly smaller than the guide marks and had no problem. Also drilled one hole right in the center of each tier to put a rod / cane down the center to assist with stability. Ideal for increasing the number of plants you can grow without loosing to much patio space. Looking forward to a better crop next year as long as I can keep the snails away.

Poor quality. No vent holes