EarthBox Root & Veg Jersey Boy Trellis: What's Included
By The Diggers Club - Australia's No.1 Gardening Club | Published: 2026-10-21
Category: Buying Guides
Find out exactly what comes in the EarthBox Root & Veg Jersey Boy Trellis bundle and whether it's the right choice for your container garden, plus how it compares to the EarthBox Tomato Growing Bundle.
Quick answer
The EarthBox Root & Veg Jersey Boy Trellis is a customizable, stackable trellis system designed for 12-inch containers and larger, perfect for supporting single tomato plants, zucchini, cucumbers, beans, squash, or peppers. It includes three stackable levels that let you adjust the height to 18, 36, or 54 inches.
What you get in the box
The Jersey Boy Trellis is an expandable trellis system specifically meant for 12-inch containers and larger. It comes with three stackable levels, so you can choose between an 18-inch, 36-inch, or 54-inch tall support. This modular design lets you start short and add height as your plant grows.
How it compares to the EarthBox Tomato Growing Bundle
If you're growing tomatoes, you might be considering the EarthBox Tomato Growing Bundle (priced at USD 97.29) instead of the standalone trellis. The Tomato Growing Bundle includes an award-winning, maintenance-free kit with an integrated 7-foot trellis system, plus everything needed for a no-weed, self-watering setup. It's a complete system, whereas the Jersey Boy Trellis is an add-on accessory for an existing EarthBox Root & Veg or similar container. The Jersey Boy Trellis costs USD 11.99 (on sale from USD 19.99), making it a budget-friendly option if you already have a planter.
When to choose the Jersey Boy Trellis
The Jersey Boy Trellis is ideal if you already own an EarthBox Root & Veg system or another 12-inch-plus container and simply need vertical support. It's also a space-saver: the stackable levels allow you to use only the height you need. For gardeners growing a single tomato plant or a few climbing vegetables in separate containers, this trellis provides a flexible, affordable solution without committing to a full bundle.
Decision rules: Which trellis option fits your garden?
- You already have an EarthBox Root & Veg or similar container: The Jersey Boy Trellis (USD 11.99) is a cost-effective add-on. It gives you adjustable height support for climbing vegetables without buying a whole new system.
- You're starting fresh and growing tomatoes: The EarthBox Tomato Growing Bundle (USD 97.29) provides a complete, integrated solution with a 7-foot trellis, no weeding, and self-watering. It's higher upfront cost but includes everything.
- You need flexibility for different crops: The Jersey Boy Trellis works for a single tomato plant, zucchini, cucumbers, beans, squash, or peppers. Its stackable levels let you adjust height crop by crop. If you plan to grow multiple tall vegetables in separate containers, buying several Jersey Boy Trellises may be cheaper than a single bundle.
Product details
- EarthBox Root & Veg Jersey Boy Trellis: Expandable trellis system meant for 12-inch containers and larger; customizable support reaches up to 18, 36, or 54 inches via three stackable levels. You can start with a low trellis for young plants and add height as they grow, saving storage space and adapting to your plant's needs.
EarthBox Root & Veg Jersey Boy Trellis - EarthBox Tomato Growing Bundle: Award-winning, maintenance-free tomato growing kit with an integrated 7-foot trellis, no weeding, and self-watering design. This is a complete, all-in-one system for serious tomato growers who want hassle-free care and don't want to piece together components.
EarthBox Tomato Growing Bundle
Find your fit
Best for
- Gardeners who already own an EarthBox Root & Veg or compatible 12-inch container and want an affordable, adjustable trellis.
- Those growing a single tomato plant or a few climbing vegetables in separate containers.
Not for
- Anyone who wants a complete, all-in-one self-watering planter with trellis from the start—consider the EarthBox Tomato Growing Bundle instead.
- Growers needing a trellis taller than 54 inches—this set maxes out at that height.
