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We’re offering you a 5-tier raised garden planter for £54.99, saving you 43% off MH Star’s prices of £95.99 (correct as of 10.06.25).

Grow More in Less Space with the 5-Tier Vertical Planter

The 5-Tier Vertical Raised Garden Planter is designed for gardeners who want to maximise their planting area without sacrificing style or convenience. This space-saving solution allows you to cultivate a wide variety of plants—herbs, vegetables, flowers, or trailing foliage—on patios, balconies, or small gardens.

Why Choose a Vertical Planter?

• Efficient Use of Space: The vertical design lets you grow up to five different plant varieties in a single footprint—perfect for urban gardens or compact outdoor areas.
• Healthy Root Growth: Each detachable pot features integrated drainage holes to prevent waterlogging and promote robust root systems.
• Durable Construction: Built with a weather-resistant steel frame and heavy-duty plastic pots, this planter stands up to the elements year-round.

Caring for Your Plants

• Planting Tips: Start seeds or young plants in spring after the last frost. Each pot holds up to 10L of soil—ideal for most annuals, leafy greens, and culinary herbs.
• Watering: Ensure even moisture by watering from the top; excess drains through each tier.
• Sunlight: Place your planter where it receives at least 6 hours of sunlight daily for best results with sun-loving species like tomatoes or basil. Shade-tolerant varieties such as ferns or lettuce also thrive in lower tiers.

Specifications

• Overall Size: L 57.5cm x W 78cm x H 122cm
• Total Planter Volume: 10L per tier
• Tiers' Heights from Floor: 108cm, 88cm, 69cm, 48cm, 29cm
• Weight Capacity: Up to 10kg per planter

Design & Usage Ideas

• Create a kitchen herb garden just steps from your door.
• Mix colourful annuals and trailing flowers for a vibrant display.
• Add leafy greens and salad crops for easy harvesting.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant? Plant after the last frost in spring for most vegetables and flowers. Hardy herbs can be planted earlier.
• Can I use this planter indoors? Yes! Place near a bright window and use saucers beneath pots to catch excess water if indoors.
• How do I keep my planter looking its best? Wipe the frame and pots with a damp cloth as needed; check drainage regularly to prevent blockages.

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