2 Pack Raised Garden Bed- 4 Divided Grids Square Raised Garden Planter Fabric Bag Grow Pot, Plant Grow Bags for Outdoor Herb Flower Vegetable Plants

Working great. Last yr I did a pallet garden, this year I left vined plants & herbs in pallets, but used these bags for my tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, cabbages, cauliflower, carrots, onions & brussel sprouts, beans, & Rhubarb. We live in a rental so I can take once our house is done. I love that there's no weeds in them. Each one took aprox 2-3cubic feet of soil (depending on depth you want). Each has drain holes so they are not water logged. I ordered 4pks. Holds tomato cages well. Though I bent legs over on ends to avoid poking holes in bags. Highly recommend to anyone looking for easy to maintain raised garden. Only neg is they don't have handles, but with two people it's no problem if filled with dirt.

This is okay for what I had to plant and do, but it is rather a pain in the dookus when the sides are not stiff enough so that when putting in the dirt, it balloons outwards. This doesn't do the middle section any good because it makes the middle space smaller (when the outer 2 sections balloons out). Please make the sides a little stiffer, if possible, but overall, it's not a bad product.

This works well for my veggie garden. I don't have to water as much as with cloth material. It's sturdy once you fill. Kinda wish it had handles. Also I would like more drainage holes other than tjev1 dime sized one it comes with.

Exactly ad described. Just wish there were more drainage holes in the bottom

We're housesitting for some friends and I didn't want to do anything with their landscaping. I found these square foot gardening planters and thought I'd give them a try. I originally ordered 2. But after planting in them, I decided I wanted another one! Quick and easy shipping and the plants are already happier than in their containers!

I like how they are compact, not too big and holds about 3 gallons of dirt. I chose to poke holes in the bottom so my plants wouldn’t get root rot. This is my first year trying this for my small vegetable garden, I believe I will do again next year.

I don't like this type of set up. Even though it's plastic, there is no structure stability unless I'm missing something. The sides are too flimsy. Other than that it's okay.

Sturdy, easy to shape the box. Inexpensive, worth the price for the planting space. A great start for beginners.