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I use these for not only for strawberries, but also to keep the onions/shallots, and asparagus safe from getting mown over and in a raised protected bed. On the top tier of each I put a ground cover berry; so it doesn't have to compete with the grass. I put american cranberry on the top of one, and Lingonberry on the top of the other one. They are very useful; although it takes a lot of potting soil to fill them.
I use these for not only for strawberries, but also to keep the onions/shallots, and asparagus safe from getting mown over and in a raised protected bed. On the top tier of each I put a ground cover berry; so it doesn't have to compete with the grass. I put american cranberry on the top of one, and Lingonberry on the top of the other one. They are very useful; although it takes a lot of potting soil to fill them.
This is really a stretch to call it a "planter". It is nothing but a cheap metal edging. In trying to put it up, the flimsy thing just didn't look very good, so we gave up and planted the strawberries in a home made wood-edged bed instead. It was a giant waste of money.
The strawberries in the pyramid work so well in my small garden space. I now have two! The grandchildren love coming over to pick and eat right out of the garden.
I had strawberries the very first year that I put them in. The pyramid planter works great and was easy to assemble. This is my second year and the strawberries quadrupled,, I'm amazed every time I look at them. Love the pyramid planter
I planted this assortment last season and now I have the sweetest tasting strawberries my family has ever tasted. All of my plants made it through my northern Michigan winter, are gorgeous green and loaded with berries! The tower was easy to assemble and is perfect for keeping my strawberries in one area of my garden. I would recommend this to anyone wanting to grow strawberries that are tasty with a limited amount of space.
This was a gift for my son in Maine. I asked how the berries were doing and he said that 17 of them had come up, which is good. Hopefully they will last the winter up there and give them yummy berries next year!
The Pyramid Planter Assortment was shipped quickly and we were able to set it up and get the plants in the ground faster than I expected. I like the watering feature in the middle, however, I would like it to maybe be a drip irrigation system in a coil of some sort instead of the spray over the top. The plants are all blooming and we just picked our first strawberry of the year this morning.
