Similar to Food Map Containers, these brand new polyethylene tubs are large enough to hold an entire small garden. Canadian company Eserro just launched these portable planters as part of their Garden365 series — the tubs are designed to be wheeled from sunroom to outdoor patio, depending on the season.
There are a few different styles — including the 'classic,' 'elevated,' and 'mobile' — but the simplicity and practicality of the Mobile Garden is far and away our favorite. In addition to the initial product line, Essero is currently developing "accessories (growing lights, watering system, sprouting trays, and more)" — all of which will be compatible with the current Garden365 system.
Available in three colors, the 365 Mobile Garden is made from a 100 percent polyethylene, powder-coated shell on casters. It sells through Amazon.com for $225.
Photos: Eserro
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So cute, until the price tag. :(
Seriously. WAY too spendy for my broke-ass lifestyle.
Would be better if they were self-watering as well.
Lotta tasty CSA or FM veggies could be had for that price.
I like it but I'm not sure 2x3' really is large enough to grow an entire small garden. And as others have noted, you can get more for the price by using your dollars in other ways: two FoodMap containers, etc.
I think it'd be better to put wheels on a large planter I already own.
Agree with others - it's actually not that large and only 7" deep. Would sure make those veggies you grow in it pretty pricey.
Nice! Wouldn't mind putting this in my apartment, keep it close to the kitchen for some fresh herbs when cooking, or put it out on the balcony in the Spring/Summer...I like the flexibility of it overall.
Way too pricey for me!
I'm going to try container gardening this year and it only cost me about $75 (including plants, soil, and fertilizer!)
What I bought: http://www.gardeners.com/Tomato-Success-Kits/PatioPlanters_Cat,38-659RS,default,cp.html (bought my plants locally)
Looks like an old fashioned baby's pram/carriage only without the handle -- hey I see a recycle opportunity coming on...
Two Food map containers @$205 would be more pricey then one Garden365 Mobile planter! The math is pretty simple people.
I think they are beautiful! You all seem so set on growing local produce...but have you considered weather or not your planters are safe for growing produce? And why no support a company from north america then some Asian export full of lead?
I love it. It makes a easy garden for someone who doesn't always have room for a garden! I can also have my garden year round! Great find for me!
I use a yard sale red-flyer wagon for my herb garden. I left the wood panel sides on, and built in a drainage system into the bottom. Total cost: about $40. Cuteness factor: HIGH!
What about a big galvanized tub with some holes drilled in the bottom and some wheels added on. This is a great idea, but pretty pricey for most, as others have added.
IT'S A PLASTIC BOX WITH WHEELS FOR $200!
For $55.00, you can have a self-watering Earth Box with wheels, that is about the same size.
Thanks for all you support everyone!!!
For those with some doubts, the Garden365 Mobile Garden is not just a planter on wheels. It's dual wall construction insulates the growing medium, the drainage ports on the bottom come with plugs for indoor use, as well can be set up for hydroponic use. The material is weather, ultraviolet and chemical resistant. It's a highly versatile mobile garden. If you don't believe me, try one out for yourself! Enjoy :)