2026 Planter Mystery Box, Series Three will be available for one day: July 16, 2026
If you’ve been searching for the perfect planter to add to your collection, you might just find it inside this bountiful mystery box! It’s an exciting way to discover something delightfully decorative!
Drag and drop your 2026 Planter Mystery Box, Series Three from your Dock into your Pet’s room. Watch as the box shakes and magically awards one Patio Plant Dispenser and a special mystery item to your dock!
Each 2026 Planter Mystery Box, Series Three awards:
– One tradeable Gooseberry Patio Plant
– One random tradeable Mystery item not yet found anywhere else; no future item additions will be made.
Items contained within the 2026 Planter Mystery Box, Series Three are not tradeable/sellable unless otherwise specified.
You may find this Mystery Box and so much more at eStore!
I just wanted to jump on the soap box and say that the glorious Gypsy Vanner is on sale at the eStore for “National I Love Horses Day” (7/15). Go now and snap up this beauty!
I love this little planter! I especially love the random gift! I got a little log cabin that sets on the edge of the floor like some of the buildings do. Plus, my pet can sit in the log cabin. So cute! I do have a question….I missed the first planter but was able to get the 2nd one. Will the 1st planter ever be available again? I am really loving these Mystery Patio Planters and would love to have the 1st on in this series 3! Can’t wait to get #4! :-) Since we still can’t use The Forum to ask questions, I would like to know if there is anyway to get the Sour Sky Berry Seeds that come with the Sky Berry Pig? I got the little pig, which is adorable, and I love the Sour Sky Berry Seeds, but would really love to have more than one package of seeds. Will we be able to get more of these seeds? Here’s hoping we will! :-)
Correction: I meant “edge of the wall” instead of “edge of the floor”. The cabin can go ‘around the room’ on the wall, not the floor. :-)
Ooooo… cheeky! I had to look up gooseberries as they have fallen out of favor here in the states, as they had been illegal for over 50 years, and still are in some states. Apparently they can be linked to a disease that threatens white pine trees and the lumber industry. Now I’m eager to taste one ~ “legally” of course. I will check my local Amish market to see if they sell them or at least gooseberry jam. I will let you know what I find…