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The 30-Second Planter from Proven Winners

December 3, 2009  By Greenhouse Canada


30secplanterDec. 3, 2009 – By far, the main reason most people say they don’t
garden is because of a lack of time. But now, with the 30 Second
Planter™ from Proven Winners, it is both easy and fun to create a
beautiful container garden.

Dec. 3, 2009 – By far, the main reason most people say they don’t garden is because of a lack of time. But now, with the 30 Second Planter™ from Proven Winners, it is both easy and fun to create a beautiful container garden.

The 30-Second Planter was first test-marketed by Proven Winners’ propagator Four Star Greenhouse as Pop, Drop and Grow in 2008. Check out the video below.

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George Strimpel, director of marketing for Four Star Greenhouse, explains that “this solution had such strong sell-through the first year, we knew that it was going to be a home-run product for Proven Winners and their customers.

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The reason for its success is simple; it provides a solution for consumers who don’t have the time or experience to garden. It’s also a great solution for consumers who want to enjoy an already proven and tested combination without having to search for the various plants separately. No gloves or garden tools are needed – just fill your decorative container with soil, remove the bottom of the 30-Second Planter, drop it in your container – and you’re done.”

The 30-Second Planter is a unique patented product from Proven Winners that allows consumers to easily remove the bottom of a biodegradable fibre container and then place it directly into a decorative container filled with soil – no digging necessary. The fibre container features Proven Winners plants in various combinations and, once the bottom is removed, it is then placed – or easily dropped – on top of the solid surface of the consumer’s final container. The plant’s roots then grow directly into the soil of the finished container – creating a quick, beautiful container garden.


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