Dollar Tree Stackable Planters | Vertical Gardening on A Budget | How to stabilize with a Metal Rod

How we set up our dollar tree stacker planters. Vertical gardening on a budget. I ordered these stackable planters on the Dollar ...

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Key insights about video Dollar Tree Stackable Planters | Vertical Gardening on A Budget | How to stabilize with a Metal Rod

🌱 The stackers in the video were bought for a dollar each and are now worth $1.25.

💡 The stackers are made of blue, terra cotta, and cream-colored materials.

⚙️ The stackers are stacked up on a 10-foot pole, which is secured two feet underground for stability.

🔩 The stackers didn't come with caps on the top, but holes were poked into them for drainage.

🔨 A special tool was used to poke the holes in the stackers.

🌿 The stackers will be used to plant flowers in the blue ones and herbs in the others.

🌸 The next day, the stackers planted with flowers looked beautiful.

Timestamped Summary

00:15 The host introduces the video and the garden.

00:19 She shows the stackers that she purchased.

00:30 The stackers are shown stacked up on a pole in the ground.

01:08 The host explains that the stackers didn't come with caps.

01:40 The host shows a tool that was used to poke holes in the stackers.

02:04 The host demonstrates how they drilled holes in the stackers.

02:26 The stackers are shown stacked up and secured with stakes.

03:10 The stackers are filled with potting soil.

04:07 The host shows the completed stackers and mentions plans to plant herbs in one of them.

04:26 The video ends with the host saying goodbye and showing a cat and her grandson.

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Q&A

What are the stackers made of?

The stackers are made of blue, terra cotta, and cream-colored materials.

How did they secure the stackers in the ground?

The stackers were secured in the ground with a 10-foot pole, about two feet deep.

How were the holes poked through the stackers?

Holes were poked through the stackers using a handy tool and a drill.

What are they planning to plant in the stackers?

They plan to put flowers in the blue stackers and herbs in the other stackers.

How do the stackers look the next day?

The stackers look pretty and the person is happy with how they turned out.

Dollar Tree Stackable Planters | Vertical Gardening on A Budget | How to stabilize with a Metal Rod

Key insights about video Dollar Tree Stackable Planters | Vertical Gardening on A Budget | How to stabilize with a Metal Rod

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Q&A

What are the stackers made of?

How did they secure the stackers in the ground?

How were the holes poked through the stackers?

What are they planning to plant in the stackers?

How do the stackers look the next day?