I ordered the 5-tier Mr. Stacky because I'm pretty sure the taller one (7 tier?) will tip over if not anchored. I have planted about half of it with strawberries and will finish planting it soon (see picture). In a nutshell, I like it a lot!
Just after I ordered this planter, I found out that my brother gifted me the Garden Project Tower 2 planter. If you are familiar with it, you know it's probably the king of these kinds of planters. I started to cancel my order for the Mr. Stacky thinking I wouldn't use it but then I decided to keep it too and just see what I thought of both. I have not put the Tower 2 together yet - it's a bit of a project - but I did pop the Mr. Stacky together quickly and easily. My husband got me a length of 3/4" pvc pipe to put down the center holes to add a bit of stability to the tower. At least that way the tiers shouldn't come apart. Not that they would, but this way they can't.
I have it on the back deck sitting on a half barrel (plastic) turned upside down for now to raise the planter up a bit. My biggest concern is wind and the Mr. Stacky falling over and I'm probably going to tie it to the deck railing to help avoid that.
The Mr. Stacky seems to be well made, the individual parts are quite sturdy and I like that it is both food safe and made in the USA. Not much is anymore, it seems. I compared this planter to many others on Amazon that are similar and after looking at pictures closeup and ready lots of reviews I believe that the Mr. Stacky is probably superior in construction to the others that are similar.
I do think that if the bottom dish that the tower connect to was bigger around there would be less chance of it falling over except in a really strong gust. Because the bottom tier snaps to the dish though, I can't just put the tower on a different dish because there'd be no way to attach it. Time will tell if this little tower remains standing on a windy day. I sure hope it does but as I said earlier, I'll probably tie it to the deck railing with twine for added security.
I love the Tower 2 that my brother sent me and I will use it but for a strawberry planter I really love the size of the Mr. Stacky best. Plus, I can pick it up carefully to move it it needed. The Tower 2 cannot be moved without rollers which are a substantial extra purchase. That big one has its place in my garden, for sure, but right now I'm enjoying getting the Mr. Stacky planted and I peek at it to admire how nice it looks even though I'm not quite done putting strawberries in it.
If you are thinking about one of these types of multi-tiered planters, I really recommend the Mr. Stacky. I got the terracotta color and I think it looks nice. I thought that the black/darker colors might get too hot where I live and dry out the plants too quickly. The fact that it is food safe plastic and American made are two big bonuses with so many other things being "Made in China".
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Mr Stacky | GardenWell | Mr Stacky | VIVOSUN | Grow-Green |
| material | Plastic | Earthenware | Plastic | — | Polypropylene (PP) | Plastic |
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| mounting type | Floor Standing, Hanging | Window Mount, Tabletop, Floor Standing | Floor Standing | Tabletop, Window Mount, Floor Standing | Hanging, Wall Mount, Tabletop | Inside Mount,Outside Mount |
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| weight | 3 pounds | — | — | 8 pounds | 4.44 pounds | 1 pounds |
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Nice for strawberries - if it doesn't tip over
I ordered the 5-tier Mr. Stacky because I'm pretty sure the taller one (7 tier?) will tip over if not anchored. I have planted about half of it with strawberries and will finish planting it soon (see picture). In a nutshell, I like it a lot!Just after I ordered this planter, I found out that my brother gifted me the Garden Project Tower 2 planter. If you are familiar with it, you know it's probably the king of these kinds of planters. I started to cancel my order for the Mr. Stacky thinking I wouldn't use it but then I decided to keep it too and just see what I thought of both. I have not put the Tower 2 together yet - it's a bit of a project - but I did pop the Mr. Stacky together quickly and easily. My husband got me a length of 3/4" pvc pipe to put down the center holes to add a bit of stability to the tower. At least that way the tiers shouldn't come apart. Not that they would, but this way they can't.I have it on the back deck sitting on a half barrel (plastic) turned upside down for now to raise the planter up a bit. My biggest concern is wind and the Mr. Stacky falling over and I'm probably going to tie it to the deck railing to help avoid that.The Mr. Stacky seems to be well made, the individual parts are quite sturdy and I like that it is both food safe and made in the USA. Not much is anymore, it seems. I compared this planter to many others on Amazon that are similar and after looking at pictures closeup and ready lots of reviews I believe that the Mr. Stacky is probably superior in construction to the others that are similar.I do think that if the bottom dish that the tower connect to was bigger around there would be less chance of it falling over except in a really strong gust. Because the bottom tier snaps to the dish though, I can't just put the tower on a different dish because there'd be no way to attach it. Time will tell if this little tower remains standing on a windy day. I sure hope it does but as I said earlier, I'll probably tie it to the deck railing with twine for added security.I love the Tower 2 that my brother sent me and I will use it but for a strawberry planter I really love the size of the Mr. Stacky best. Plus, I can pick it up carefully to move it it needed. The Tower 2 cannot be moved without rollers which are a substantial extra purchase. That big one has its place in my garden, for sure, but right now I'm enjoying getting the Mr. Stacky planted and I peek at it to admire how nice it looks even though I'm not quite done putting strawberries in it.If you are thinking about one of these types of multi-tiered planters, I really recommend the Mr. Stacky. I got the terracotta color and I think it looks nice. I thought that the black/darker colors might get too hot where I live and dry out the plants too quickly. The fact that it is food safe plastic and American made are two big bonuses with so many other things being "Made in China".
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
Just after I ordered this planter, I found out that my brother gifted me the Garden Project Tower 2 planter. If you are familiar with it, you know it's probably the king of these kinds of planters. I started to cancel my order for the Mr. Stacky thinking I wouldn't use it but then I decided to keep it too and just see what I thought of both. I have not put the Tower 2 together yet - it's a bit of a project - but I did pop the Mr. Stacky together quickly and easily. My husband got me a length of 3/4" pvc pipe to put down the center holes to add a bit of stability to the tower. At least that way the tiers shouldn't come apart. Not that they would, but this way they can't.
I have it on the back deck sitting on a half barrel (plastic) turned upside down for now to raise the planter up a bit. My biggest concern is wind and the Mr. Stacky falling over and I'm probably going to tie it to the deck railing to help avoid that.
The Mr. Stacky seems to be well made, the individual parts are quite sturdy and I like that it is both food safe and made in the USA. Not much is anymore, it seems. I compared this planter to many others on Amazon that are similar and after looking at pictures closeup and ready lots of reviews I believe that the Mr. Stacky is probably superior in construction to the others that are similar.
I do think that if the bottom dish that the tower connect to was bigger around there would be less chance of it falling over except in a really strong gust. Because the bottom tier snaps to the dish though, I can't just put the tower on a different dish because there'd be no way to attach it. Time will tell if this little tower remains standing on a windy day. I sure hope it does but as I said earlier, I'll probably tie it to the deck railing with twine for added security.
I love the Tower 2 that my brother sent me and I will use it but for a strawberry planter I really love the size of the Mr. Stacky best. Plus, I can pick it up carefully to move it it needed. The Tower 2 cannot be moved without rollers which are a substantial extra purchase. That big one has its place in my garden, for sure, but right now I'm enjoying getting the Mr. Stacky planted and I peek at it to admire how nice it looks even though I'm not quite done putting strawberries in it.
If you are thinking about one of these types of multi-tiered planters, I really recommend the Mr. Stacky. I got the terracotta color and I think it looks nice. I thought that the black/darker colors might get too hot where I live and dry out the plants too quickly. The fact that it is food safe plastic and American made are two big bonuses with so many other things being "Made in China".
Nice for strawberries - if it doesn't tip over
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
I ordered the 5-tier Mr. Stacky because I'm pretty sure the taller one (7 tier?) will tip over if not anchored. I have planted about half of it with strawberries and will finish planting it soon (see picture). In a nutshell, I like it a lot!Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
Just after I ordered this planter, I found out that my brother gifted me the Garden Project Tower 2 planter. If you are familiar with it, you know it's probably the king of these kinds of planters. I started to cancel my order for the Mr. Stacky thinking I wouldn't use it but then I decided to keep it too and just see what I thought of both. I have not put the Tower 2 together yet - it's a bit of a project - but I did pop the Mr. Stacky together quickly and easily. My husband got me a length of 3/4" pvc pipe to put down the center holes to add a bit of stability to the tower. At least that way the tiers shouldn't come apart. Not that they would, but this way they can't.
I have it on the back deck sitting on a half barrel (plastic) turned upside down for now to raise the planter up a bit. My biggest concern is wind and the Mr. Stacky falling over and I'm probably going to tie it to the deck railing to help avoid that.
The Mr. Stacky seems to be well made, the individual parts are quite sturdy and I like that it is both food safe and made in the USA. Not much is anymore, it seems. I compared this planter to many others on Amazon that are similar and after looking at pictures closeup and ready lots of reviews I believe that the Mr. Stacky is probably superior in construction to the others that are similar.
I do think that if the bottom dish that the tower connect to was bigger around there would be less chance of it falling over except in a really strong gust. Because the bottom tier snaps to the dish though, I can't just put the tower on a different dish because there'd be no way to attach it. Time will tell if this little tower remains standing on a windy day. I sure hope it does but as I said earlier, I'll probably tie it to the deck railing with twine for added security.
I love the Tower 2 that my brother sent me and I will use it but for a strawberry planter I really love the size of the Mr. Stacky best. Plus, I can pick it up carefully to move it it needed. The Tower 2 cannot be moved without rollers which are a substantial extra purchase. That big one has its place in my garden, for sure, but right now I'm enjoying getting the Mr. Stacky planted and I peek at it to admire how nice it looks even though I'm not quite done putting strawberries in it.
If you are thinking about one of these types of multi-tiered planters, I really recommend the Mr. Stacky. I got the terracotta color and I think it looks nice. I thought that the black/darker colors might get too hot where I live and dry out the plants too quickly. The fact that it is food safe plastic and American made are two big bonuses with so many other things being "Made in China".
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2022
Other than that, everything was fine the various parts of it. It is extremely easy to assemble and comes with a bottom drip pan, which is great for keeping a bit of moisture, but the bottom part does not give it the expected sturdiness. Maybe it needed some 'feet'.
I love the 'flow through' design, which makes watering the plants very easy.
This is not the best photo. There are more plants on the other side of the tower garden. I have filled it up more since. Time will show how well everything will grow in this tower garden. I am very confident that this system works great once the plants start growing after a few days.
I only gave it 4 overall stars because I could only apply 3 to the sturdiness scale. If this tower garden came with a turntable as a drip tray, this would make handling it much easier when it is filled up. If you want to turn it and move it around, you have to carefully pull it so it won't tip over from the weight. You can't pick it up since the 5 tiers come apart in that case.
If it keeps up well this summer, I will very likely get 1-2 more and also give some as gifts to friends. I will gladly write an update after I had used it for a while longer. At this point, I would recommend it to others, who need something not too large in their garden/yard or on their balcony.
Easy to assemble and use, looks good but is not as stable as I had hoped.
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2022
The tower garden arrived simply in an Amazon box with the items stacked inside. No brand box or anything. I was a bit surprised to receive these without any original packaging!Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2022
Other than that, everything was fine the various parts of it. It is extremely easy to assemble and comes with a bottom drip pan, which is great for keeping a bit of moisture, but the bottom part does not give it the expected sturdiness. Maybe it needed some 'feet'.
I love the 'flow through' design, which makes watering the plants very easy.
This is not the best photo. There are more plants on the other side of the tower garden. I have filled it up more since. Time will show how well everything will grow in this tower garden. I am very confident that this system works great once the plants start growing after a few days.
I only gave it 4 overall stars because I could only apply 3 to the sturdiness scale. If this tower garden came with a turntable as a drip tray, this would make handling it much easier when it is filled up. If you want to turn it and move it around, you have to carefully pull it so it won't tip over from the weight. You can't pick it up since the 5 tiers come apart in that case.
If it keeps up well this summer, I will very likely get 1-2 more and also give some as gifts to friends. I will gladly write an update after I had used it for a while longer. At this point, I would recommend it to others, who need something not too large in their garden/yard or on their balcony.
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Ease of assembly & small footprint.
Reviewed in Canada on May 15, 2021
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Great little planter !
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 7, 2021
Steve Copland
easy to fill and plant also lightwieght
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 29, 2021