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Nest

Aritra Biswas — Thu, 21 May 2020 23:39:07 +0000

Thanks to an innovative self-watering design, the Nest raised bed planter is the perfect hassle-free container system to grow your herbs, vegetables and edible flowers. The double-walled planter holds enough water for 2–6 weeks; simply fill as needed and the TruDrop system keeps plants thriving without overwatering.

The raised height of the bed makes planting, weeding and harvesting more comfortable and is especially a bonus feature for those with mobility issues who still long to garden. And for apartment dwellers, the Nest planter is a perfect choice for your balcony gardening needs. The elegant color options and clean textured lines makes a beautiful addition to your deck and patio.

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Harvest

Aritra Biswas — Tue, 16 Jun 2020 16:54:16 +0000

The elevated height of the Harvest Table makes it easy to care for your plants, herbs, and veggies. This raised garden bed is ideal for new and experienced gardeners who want to grow microgreens or start plants from seed year-round using the optional greenhouse cover. With an ergonomic design, there's no need for kneeling and bending to tend to your planter box. Perfect for small spaces, where the slender design will accent your balcony or deck.

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Nest Grower’s Set

Aritra Biswas — Wed, 23 Nov 2022 03:54:05 +0000

Introducing our Crescent Garden ultimate Grower’s set for those who wish to grow vegetables and herbs in a raised planter bed. Includes everything you need: greenhouse cover, tools, trellises, Gabrielle storage bag and plant tags. Ideal for small spaces, this set will transform any garden design. Unlike traditional raised planters, our Nest planters have a sleek and minimal design that will elevate your space and make growing easy. Best of all, the Nest planter has our TruDrop self-watering system so you can go weeks without watering.

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