Salad And Cut Flowers, Waist High
The planting box rides on sturdy upright posts, which turns a corner of a patio, balcony or yard into a compact growing plot without digging a traditional bed.
The open top gives enough depth for salad greens, mint, thyme, lavender, tomatoes and cut flowers, and the working height cuts down on kneeling when you sow or pick.
Stand one beside a doorway, or set several along a wall, and you have a small kitchen garden in a footprint that open ground could not spare.
The Tray Gives Back What Drains Through
A tray sits below the soil and stores surplus liquid, so roots pull moisture and nutrients back up as they need them rather than losing everything through the base after a heavy watering.
Blockers slot into each side wall to set how much of that reserve is kept, and pulling one out releases the old contents when you want to refresh it.
Walls are molded from reinforced PP carrying a woven pattern in a warm brown, which reads as natural cane while ventilated sides let oxygen reach the root ball.
Light To Carry, Rated To Hold
Empty, the small build weighs 3.5 lb and the long build 6.3 lb, so either one can be carried out and positioned single handed before the soil goes in.
Filled, both builds carry up to 220.5 lb of soil and planting. The small unit assembles to 11.8 by 11.8 by 13.8 in and the long unit to 23.6 by 11.8 by 13.8 in.
Putting it together takes minutes: the tray attaches to the base plate, side panels go on, posts drop in and nut caps finish it. The shell resists damp and sunlight through the season, and it should be emptied and rinsed before storing.
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