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Costco Is Selling a 5-Tier Planter Made From Recycled Materials and People Love How Cheap It Is

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Published June 29 2025, 8:46 a.m. ET

(L) Costco's 5-tier stackable planter (Cover Image Source: Costco) | (R) Woman gardening on vertical wooden planter (Representative Cover Image Source: Getty Images | Ellparaguessio)
Source: Representative Cover Image Source: Getty Images | Ellparaguessio

(L) Costco's 5-tier stackable planter (Cover Image Source: Costco) | (R) Woman gardening on vertical wooden planter

Space is the fundamental element required for all creation. From a human baby to a bird egg to a chrysanthemum, every new life needs space to take birth, grow, and blossom. Gardening, therefore, is an art that involves playing with the element of space. But for urban-dwelling gardeners, space is an astronomical issue. Those who are privileged to have access to large property patches can still think about cultivating a typical, horizontal-style garden bed. For others, the only choice is vertical thinking. Many of them are, therefore, raving about the 5-Tier Stackable Planter available on Costco for just $35.99.

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Source: Representative Image Source: Getty Images | Tomazi

Vertical garden inside. Spices, flowers and fruits on a wall. Female taking care of the plants.

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Featuring five stylish planters stacked on top of each other, this product is perfect for creating a green wall, a flower tower, a food garden, a raised herb garden, a raised flower bed, or an indoor classroom garden. It “helps you create a vibrant garden or living space” and “adds a touch of creativity to your space,” the product description reads.

The planter is manufactured by the Canadian brand, Mutty Home, whose motto is “We transform waste into wonders.” The brand is known for utilizing recycled materials to craft decorative outdoor living products. The company has diverted over 30 million car tires from landfills to use them as crumb rubber, as well as 15 million plastic water bottles to make carpet fibers and floor protection mats.

A TikTok user, who goes by the moniker @CostcoHotFinds, said the planter stopped her in her tracks while she was walking the aisles of Costco. "This could definitely be a statement piece with lots of cascading flowers and plants or even a fun herb garden," she said in a video. Commenting on her video, other Costco shoppers reflected that the mini stackable planter would be a great vertical herb garden or a nice little garden with a small footprint.

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