|
Green Dog Products
Printable Certificates
Free Tattoo Designs
Lighting Superstore
Find Local Restaurants | |  |
Artificial Bushes | Home » » Earthway 3000 3-Tier Pyramid Garden | | | | | | | Description: | | Grow a larger number of plants in a smaller amount of space with the Earthway 3-tier pyramid garden. This 3-level garden system will accommodate 50 to 75 plants. Grow strawberries or other plants. The system comes with its own sprinkler and is constructed from heavy, corrosion-resistant aluminum. It has a maximum diameter of 6 feet. | | | Features: | |
• 3-level garden system for growing large number of plants
• Accommodates 50 to 75 plants
• Heavy, corrosion-resistant aluminum construction
• Includes self-contained sprinkler system
• Maximum diameter of 6 feet
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 8.75 inches | | Product Width:
| 8.75 inches | | Product Height:
| 5.69 inches | | Product Weight:
| 1.8 pounds | | Package Length:
| 9.2 inches | | Package Width:
| 8.9 inches | | Package Height:
| 6.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 3.95 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 3 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
Average Customer Review:
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Selling One Thing Sending The Wrong Thing "3 TIMES"Sep 03, 2009
My wife and I were planning to plant lots of bulbs and flowers for next year. She had over 300 different flower bulbs, And oranimental bushes and trees. We saw these really nice and seem easy to maintain Pyramid 3-Tier Garden Planters that were 6# across and 6" high each tier corrigated alimunim with 2 smaller rings to form a really pretty Pyramid which was supposed to hold 75 plants, And also had a built in sprinkler included with tools. That sounds pretty good huh? I ordered 2. Well the day that our Pyramids were due to arrive I had a local contractor haul 5 tons of top soil in the morning which was dumped in my yard. Then our mail arrived and the 2 items we purchased were not the 2 items we purchased. Nevertheless I was very upset we received two 3 tier Patio planters that were about 3 feet across and were made to assemble on your patio not even a sprinkler system! I called Amazon as they were the sellers of this item. The customer service man was very understanding and nice and told me that they would overnight ship the right Pyramid System. He did just as he told me and the next day I was anticipally waiting and UPS brought me two 2 tier patio planters a small oustide diameter as the 1st two. I was furious because it was supposed to rain that evening. So another call and the service representive was a little reluctant but sent me after they "investigated" what was going wrong. It did rain and pour that night and I have a yardfull of mud now. Then another few days later I got exactaly the same thing I just sent back the wrong item again. Also during this sad time I had with Amazon I started shopping at other places on the internet for this item and some sites had pictures that matched what they were selling like www.seedland.com so the evening I received the wrong item earlier I bought the right one Amazon advertised and could'nt deliver on from Seedland .com and it is really nice. The customer service people were pretty good to me especially the 1st guy. But when a customer buys an item he really expecta he should get the right item!
2 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 3-tier planterSep 30, 2007
THE PLANTER WAS EASY TO PUT TOGETHER AND CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THE PLANTS COME UP IN IT TO SEE HOW GREAT IT WILL LOOK. MOST PEOPLE USE IT FOR STRAWBERRIES, BUT I AM USING IT FOR TULIPS AND OTHER PERRENIAL FLOWERS AFTER THE TULIPS ARE FINISHED. I DO WISH THEY HAD SOMETHING TALLER AND WIDER. THAT WOULD BE GREAT IN THE FUTURE.
8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Kind of hard to put together-but OH those berries!!Apr 01, 2007
Once you finally get this thing to stay together, (you have to fill part of the way with dirt to keep the sides steady) it is easy to use, easy to water, and the berries keep on coming!
Strongly suggest you put landscaping pebbles or stones (fabric is better, perhaps both) around the perimeter about 3-4 inches, so it's easier to mow around without bashing into it.
Remember to remove 90% of the runners so that your berries don't "wear themselves out" in a couple years.
Maintain plants in the late fall by clipping down to just above the crown, toss out the top of plants.
Be sure not to skrimp on soil, or it will fill with water at each heavy rain, and some soil will wash out in the ensuing flood. Plus this will keep the sides sturdy.
Mulch with straw in winter, berries come back early spring when mulch is removed!
Great idea!
| | |
|
