The 10 Best Wooden Planter Boxes

Set at a height that's not only accessible to wheelchair users, but also to those whose knees and back aren't up to the task of cultivating and weeding at ground level, the VegTrug Raised Bed (about $239) makes it a lot easier for anyone to grow their own fresh produce at home.

Always have your culinary herbs of choice close at hand when cooking with the NaturaGarden Birch Bridge (around $49). Standing just under 10 inches tall, it's made of lovely hardwood with slate faceplates to identify the contents of each compartment.

The Timberlane Gardens Cedar Kit (appx. $125) is beautifully handcrafted with sturdy mortise and tenon joints, making it easy to disassemble and move as the seasons change. It can be used as two single units or stacked together to make a deeper raised bed for long-rooted varieties.

When you have a green thumb and love to watch things flourish under your care but only so much room to spare, the Algreen Stack'n Garden (about $94) is an ideal choice. It's designed to fit in around other structures in three individual pieces or stand tall in a single formation.

If you're looking for a way to add a little rustic charm to your garden, the Collections Etc Amish Wagon (appx. $27) could be just the thing. Fill it with seasonal arrangements of flowers and herbs, or put your creative energies to work and set it up as a festive holiday decoration.

The Sunnydaze Wishing Well (around $155) is made of sturdy, aromatic fir, with a large hanging bucket that can be filled to overflowing with magnificent trendles of brightly colored flowers and ivy, for a spellbinding display when visitors drop by.

The Planter Pro's Herb Garden (around $35) is a great choice for having homegrown seasonings at hand to add to your culinary creations. Complete with six different heirloom seeds, soil and instructions, this nifty kit has all you need to get started growing.

For a bit of wiener-dog whimsy and a shabby-chic aesthetic, arm the Signals Dachshund Flower Barrel (about $45) with a spiny collection of cacti to guard the front door, or give visitors a warmer reception by decking it out with your favorite leafy varieties.

Created entirely from lumber salvaged from old farm structures, the Red Oak Road Rustic (around $18) is handcrafted and oiled so that you can see the unique grain patterns and markings, for a vintage look that adds a little piece of history to your green space.

With the simple elegance of an integrated lattice-topped trellis, the Summerfield Terrace (appx. $103) offers a dramatic backdrop for vines to creep and cascade over, setting the stage to showcase your greenery in style and create a living wall of botanical bounty.