Smart Pots Big Bag Jr. Fabric Raised Bed, 50 gal, Black, Junior

These are great! I've planted cucumbers, carrots and flowers in these and they have done so well! I was tired of always planting stuff in my crappy dirt so I decided to give these a try. Didn't figure wasting dirt in these was any different than wasting dirt in the place I always did where nothing grew so why not. These have been amazing! The only issue is cats wanting to dig, but when hasn't that ever been an issue. A few skewers took care of that. The great thing is that these can be used over again and transported! A lot lighter to move than wooden ones and there are different sizes for different planting items. I highly recommend these and will be getting more to plant in the area that I have the other ones to expand my garden. They are deeper than you would think too...not tomato plant deep, but cucumber, strawberry, lettuce, onion, carrot, radish...things like that deep. Although you could probably buy a few, stack them on top, cut a hole in the center and then they could be tomato deep. Hmm...maybe I will do that next year!

Great product, easy to use. Vegetable seem to love growing in it. Will buy from again.

This was very helpful! It seems to be well made and has lasted now for about 3 years. I bought it for my strawberry plants, as the ground in my backyard has very hard clay like soil and it was hard to get things to grow. My strawberries flourished and did very well in this fabric pot. In expensive and can be put together by anyone!

This bag is good looking, sturdy and folding over the rim about 3 inches strengthens the rim. The soil stays very moist if you add peat (acid), coconut coir (neutral) and vermiculite to your compost mix. So far there are no grass or tree roots invading the fabric.We will be purchasing the smallest one soon. This should fit well among the 4'x2' redwood beds as we have found by mixing the sizes, shapes and textures of the raised beds, the garden is visually appealing.Adding comments after 2 months of use: If you are placing this on the lawn, be sure you remove that portion of the grass or place a round board under it. The grass roots have invaded and smothered the plants. I had wondered why "suddenly" we had to water so often.

These beds are great! I wasn't sure how they would work when I first ordered them but they turned out to be my new favorite way of planting. They are sturdy, roomy, and my plants are thriving. They do require quite a bit of soil so be aware of that.