Green Fingers 5 Tier Vertical Garden Planter with Wheels – Stackable Herb & Strawberry Tower, Dark Green

Green Fingers 5 Tier Stackable Planter in Dark Green for Herbs, Strawberries and Flowers

The Green Fingers 5 Tier Vertical Garden Planter is a modular stacking tower that turns a 35cm x 35cm spot into a full herb, flower or strawberry garden. Five pots stack to 75cm tall on a wheeled base tray with built-in drainage, and the dark green finish sits naturally among foliage on a balcony, patio, deck or courtyard.

A Modular Tower You Can Rearrange

This is a five layer vertical plant pot system rather than a fixed unit. The pots stack on top of each other with each one turned so its corner pockets sit between the pockets of the pot below, giving every plant open space to grow outward. You can build the full five tier tower, or stack the pots in different combinations to make two shorter towers for a narrow balcony or either side of a doorway. That flexibility makes it easy to start small and add tiers as your garden grows.

Why Dark Green Suits a Living Garden

The deep green colour blends in with leaves and stems, so the tower reads as part of the planting rather than a plastic stand. It also hides soil splashes and water marks better than a light-coloured pot, which helps it stay tidy on a deck or indoors. For a lighter look, the same planter is also available in white.

Watering From the Top Down

The integrated drainage system does most of the work. Water poured into the top pot moves down through each tier, with soil separators letting the excess through while keeping the potting mix in place, and any runoff ends up in the base tray. One watering reaches the whole tower, and the roots are kept moist without sitting in soggy soil.

Key Features and Benefits

• Modular five layer design stacks into a 75cm vertical planter tower
• Pots can be arranged in different combinations, including shorter towers
• Integrated drainage lets water flow from the top pot through every tier
• Base tray on four movable casters for rolling into sun or shelter
• Dark green finish that blends in with plants and hides marks
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• Grows herbs, flowers, strawberries, succulents and more

Product Details

• Brand: Green Fingers
• Material: Plastic (PP)
• Pot dimensions: 35cm x 35cm x 15cm
• Tray dimensions: 32cm x 32cm x 8.5cm
• Overall dimensions: 35cm x 35cm x 75cm
• Colour: Dark green
• Assembly required: Yes
• Package contents: 1 x Green Fingers 5 pot planter, 1 x user manual

Planting a Mixed Herb and Flower Tower

Use a quality potting mix in every pot, as garden soil packs down and drains poorly in containers. Plan the tower by moisture: the top pots dry out first, so they suit hardy herbs such as rosemary, thyme and oregano or succulents, while the middle tiers suit basil, parsley, chives and strawberries, and the lower tiers suit thirstier plants such as mint and lettuce. Colourful annuals such as petunias, pansies, alyssum and marigolds can go in a few pockets to trail over the edges. Dark pots warm up faster in full summer sun, so during a hot Australian afternoon, roll the tower into partial shade and check moisture daily. Empty the base tray if water is left sitting in it, and turn the tower every week or so so all sides get even light.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the watering system work in 5 tier stackable planters?
Water goes into the top pot and drains down through each tier in turn. Soil separators hold the mix in place while excess water passes through, and whatever is left collects in the base tray, which you empty as needed.

How many plants can fit in a 5 tier vertical strawberry planter?
Each of the five pots has corner planting pockets, and one plant per pocket works best for strawberries and compact herbs. That gives you a full tower of plants in the same footprint as a single large pot.

Can I split it into smaller towers?
Yes. The pots stack in different combinations, so you can build one five tier tower or two shorter towers to fit a narrow balcony, window or entrance.

Does a dark green planter get hot in summer?
Darker pots absorb more heat than light ones in direct sun. On very hot days, move the tower into afternoon shade using the casters and keep the potting mix moist so roots stay cool.

What flowers grow well in a vertical planter tower?
Compact and trailing flowers suit the pockets well, including petunias, pansies, violas, alyssum, lobelia and marigolds. Many gardeners mix flowers with herbs for colour and to draw in pollinators.

Where can I buy a stackable strawberry planter in Sydney?
The Green Fingers 5 Tier Vertical Garden Planter is available online from BPG Supplies, with local pickup from our store in Bonnyrigg in Sydney's south-west and delivery across Australia.