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self-watering elevated garden planter

self-watering elevated garden planter Frame It All

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self-watering elevated garden planter Frame It AllProduct Features 3. 43 gallon water storage capacity 1. 02 cubic feet soil capacity Elevated for ease of use Integrated plant support trellis (Gray) Greenhouse cover Easy to assemble No tools required Product Description Your herbs and veggies of choice are only a step away with this convenient and versatile self watering planter. This patio planter is a great choice for decks, apartment balconies, or patios. Grow your favorite herbs such as Basil &

Product Features

  • 3.43 gallon water storage capacity
  • 1.02 cubic feet soil capacity
  • Elevated for ease of use
  • Integrated plant support trellis (Gray)
  • Greenhouse cover
  • Easy to assemble
  • No tools required

Product Description

Your herbs and veggies of choice are only a step away with this convenient and versatile self-watering planter. This patio planter is a great choice for decks, apartment balconies, or patios. Grow your favorite herbs such as Basil & Parsley or even a tomato plant!

The elevated planter design makes gardening with our Patio Planter super easy and low maintenance. Water the reservoir once every few days and even let rainwater accumulate to save on water! Add caster wheels to the bottom of the planter to enable you to easy move around your planter when needed.

This planter provides enough space to grow tomatoes, herbs, lettuces, & more!

Made from durable fade-proof, food-grade safe polypropylene. Bring this planter inside your sunroom to continue growing all year round. A great option for perennial plants such as peppers.


Parts List

  • (A) 1 x Pot/Base
  • (B) 1 x Separator/Plate
  • (C) 4 x Legs
  • (D) 4 x Feet
  • (F) 9 x Horizontal Bar - 36 cm
  • (G) 30 x Vertical Bar - 27cm
  • (H) 12 x Corner Joiner
  • (I) 6 x T-Joiner
  • (L) 2 x Reservoir Cover
  • (M) 1 x Greenhouse Cover 
  • 5 x Caster Wheels (Optional)

Dimensions

  • Fully Assembled: 15.75 in. Width x 23.5 in. Length x 57 in. Height
  • Trellis Height: 32.13 Inches
  • Planter/Base Height: 10 Inches
  • Leg Height: 15 Inches
  • Planter + Leg Height: 24.63 Inches
  • Planter + Trellis Height: 42 inches
  • Planter + Leg + Trellis Height: 57 Inches

Components

Self-watering reservoir hydrates planter for several days.

Protective greenhouse cover allows you to start your plants earlier and grow longer. By trapping in warm air you can extend the start and end of your growing season and avoid the extreme low temperatures. The greenhouse cover can be easily removed once the weather becomes warmer so there's no big hassle in converting your patio planter. Grow cool-season veggies into Fall as the greenhouse cover will prevent frost from forming on your plants!

Plant support framework allows you to grow larger plants such as tomatoes, peppers, and even eggplant!
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