Planters
Stackable Vertical Planter Tower — Grow Strawberries & Herbs on Wheels
Grow a whole garden of strawberries, herbs and veg in one square foot — and roll it to the sun.
The problem
Big garden dreams, tiny space
No yard, no raised bed, maybe a balcony — so the herbs and strawberries you wanted to grow either never happen, or they take over every windowsill in mismatched pots you keep bumping. Growing your own shouldn't require land you don't have.
The fix
A whole garden in one square foot
Grows up, not out
Each tier adds 3 more plants in the same square foot. Stack it high and a balcony corner feeds a real harvest of strawberries, herbs or greens.
Rolls to follow the sun
The wheeled base moves the whole loaded tower across patio, balcony or kitchen — chase the light or move it before a storm, no lifting.
One pour waters them all
Water the top tier and it flows down through every layer. No watering a dozen pots one at a time.
Up and running in minutes
How it works
Stack your tiers
Set the wheeled base down, then stack each planter tier on top so they sit solid. Add as many tiers as your space and sun allow.
Fill and plant
Add potting mix and tuck a strawberry, herb or seedling into each of the three pockets per tier.
Roll it to the light
Wheel the tower to your sunniest spot, water from the top, and let it cascade down. Turn it now and then for even growth.
Grow it risk-free for 30 days
If the tower doesn't fit your space or your harvest, let us know within 30 days for a full refund. Every order is backed by real human support.
The details
Specs & what's included
- Design
- Stackable multi-tier tower on a wheeled base
- Pockets per tier
- 3 planting pockets
- Tier size
- About 25 cm / 9.8 in wide, 10 cm / 3.9 in tall
- Base
- Round base with 4 caster wheels (movable)
- Watering
- Flow-through — water cascades top tier to bottom
- Material
- Weather-resistant PP plastic
- Use
- Indoor or outdoor — strawberries, herbs, greens, tomatoes, flowers
- Color
- Gray
Good questions
Before you ask
Strawberries, herbs like basil, mint and parsley, lettuce and other greens, cherry tomatoes, and trailing flowers all do well. Each pocket is deep enough for real roots — pick compact varieties for the fullest look.
Pour water into the top tier — it flows down through each layer and drains out the bottom, so one watering reaches the whole tower. Hot days may need a quick top-up.
Yes. The wheels make it easy to move and the base catches runoff. Put it by a bright window, or roll it out to the balcony when it's warm.
Stack as high as you have sun and stability for — most growers run 3 to 5 tiers. Keep heavier, taller plants toward the lower tiers.
The wide wheeled base keeps it stable. Lock the casters once it's in place, and balance the planting so one side isn't far heavier than the other.
Grow more in less
Your garden, stacked and rolling.
Proof it works
What small-space growers say
"The planters stack easily and feel like they'll hold up well. Make sure to review the dimensions and photos."