Eden Waterfall Garden Table

$149.99

 
Features
  • Three beds in a 3′ footprint: the stepped design stacks about 8.5 sq ft of planting surface on a patio-sized base, so you grow more in a small space
  • Deep enough for tomatoes: each trough is 10″ deep, room for tomatoes, peppers, and carrots as well as herbs and greens
  • Every tier out in the open: the troughs step back like stairs, so the lower beds sit in front of the upper ones, not underneath them
  • Garden from a chair: the top tier sits 37″ high, so you can tend it seated or standing instead of kneeling on the ground
  • No soggy roots, no rotting wood: self-wicking liners keep soil in the troughs and moisture off the frame, and drip holes let excess water out
  • Together with a hammer: about 30 minutes to assemble, no other tools
  • Arrange it your way: stack the boxes as a waterfall, a pyramid, or set the three out separately
What's Included
  • Three planting troughs and the stepped support frame (solid fir)
  • Self-wicking liners

Not included: soil and plants.

Dimensions
  • Assembled: 34″ W x 34″ D x 37″ H
  • Each trough: 34″ W x 12″ D x 10″ H
  • Weight: 35 lb
Shipping
  • Ships via FedEx/UPS
  • Lead time: 1–3 business days
Assembly & Warranty
  • Assembly: about 30 minutes with a hammer; no other tools
  • Natural fir finish; stain or paint it to match your setting, or let it weather
  • Warranty: 1-year limited

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Description

The Eden Waterfall Garden Table puts three raised beds in the space of one. Three 34″ troughs step back like stairs to a top tier at 37″, so you get about 8.5 square feet of planting surface on a 34″ x 34″ base with every tier out in the open. It’s built for a patio, a balcony, or a corner of the greenhouse where a full bed won’t fit.

Each trough is 10″ deep, which is enough for tomatoes, peppers, and carrots, not just lettuce and herbs. A self-wicking liner in each one keeps the soil where it belongs and the moisture off the wood, and drip holes let extra water out so roots don’t sit wet. The frame is solid fir, which resists rot on its own; stain or paint it if you’d like it to match the deck.

Assembly takes about 30 minutes with a hammer. Stack the boxes as a waterfall, build them into a pyramid, or set the three out as separate beds; it’s your call, and you can change it next season.

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