Sixteen inches square and seventeen tall, in 3/4-inch North American cedar. This is the smallest elevated planter in the range and the one that fits where nothing else will.
A pair flanking a doorway, one on a balcony, one at the end of a bench — it holds a decent root volume for its size, enough for a clump of herbs, a chilli plant or a single determinate tomato. Light enough that one person can reposition it when the sun moves through the season.
Greenes Fence has been building cedar garden structures in Ohio since 1947, working with North American timber.
