LGarden

I just got my LGarden a month or so ago and am so excited to try growing a vegetable garden for the first time from seed. It’s been way too hard to try this endeavor in the past because of deer and rabbits in my neighborhood. Now it is close to the house, close to a water source, and very far from wildlife! It’s waist-high, so a much more comfortable way to work with your plants also. The LGarden is just fantastic, well-built and is also an attractive way to grow vegetables! It’s about 5 feet long, and allows for about 12 plants to grow with a great drainage system also. I have mine in a slate color, but there’s also options in green and marsala. I really love that it has wheels (and stoppers) too. It’s 120 lbs just empty, yet I’ve already easily moved it a few times to find just the right location for growing my lettuce and herbs. You can get one from Amazon or a variety of other locations. Check out elevatedgardening.com to find out more. I highly recommend it!

I can't tell you how much I love my L Garden. When I downsized from my home/yard to an apartment one of the things I was most concerned about missing was my garden! Fortunately I got an L Garden that is perfect on my balcony. I have been amazed at the quantity of herbs/lettuce and flowers I am able to plant in it and how much I enjoy the produce. For anyone downsizing this is the solution!! I love it!

We recently moved from Las Vegas to the Pacific Northwest. No way we were going to leave our LGarden with our buyers in Vegas. It is so convenient, both in size and height. It is remarkably spacious, with plenty of area and depth to grow hearty varieties (we grew tomatoes and peppers in Vegas). And the height makes it a joy to tend to without an achy back from bending over. It now graces our side patio, just off the kitchen. We are eagerly awaiting the arrival of Spring planting season. We know a prolific patch of herbs will be just an arm length away!