The Core Benefits
No-till Innovation
Moisture Conservation
Maintains the integrity of beneficial soil microbes, improving moisture retention. The planter facilitates occultation, allowing sod underneath to decompose, thereby generating vital nutrients for plant growth.
Weed Maintenance
Features a uniquely designed outer edge, establishing a distinct weed boundary that is easily maintained with a standard walk-behind lawnmower. This reduces the need for manual weeding, allowing gardeners to focus on enjoying their garden.
The planters act as mulch, effectively retaining moisture and oxygen to support microbial life while significantly reducing evaporation beneath the planter.
What Gardeners Say
“Fresh winter harvest with almost no work.”
We were fortunate to have one of the first, newly patented No-Till Ground Bearing Planter systems installed at our vacation home in Southwest Florida, and it quickly became one of our favorite parts of the winter season. Read Full Story
— Homeowner, Southwest Florida
"Best Garden Investment Ever!"
"I cannot say enough good things about our experience with Gardeners Partner Planters here in Englewood, Florida! It all started when Jesse planted a small demo garden for us." Read Full Story
--Steve, Englewood Florida
"From Skeptic to Business Partner"
"When Jesse first came to me, I sold him a selection of vegetable and herb starter plants for a new test garden here in Englewood, Florida. To be completely honest, even though his garden site was located just a half-mile down the road from me, I didn’t bother going over to look at it at first. Read Full Story
Mitchell
Owner, The Happy Gardener Vegetable and Herb Garden Company
"Major Success in Dry Florida Sand!"
"Jesse installed an experimental garden right next door to me here in South Florida, and the results have been incredible. He managed to grow an amazing garden in extremely dry and sandy soil." Read Full Story
Jay, Englewood Florida
"They Proved It Works!"
Josh and Jesse were doing some work at my home located right on Lake Ontario when they noticed that I grow a lot of tomatoes in pots. They saw firsthand just how much tedious, daily watering I had to do to keep them alive." Read Full Story
Jodie Terhune, Lake Ontario, NY
