24.5 in. X 20.5 in. Patio Raised Garden Bed Kit with Watering System and Casters in Terra Cotta

I wanted a container for herbs on my decking that was larger than most, while being portable. This was ideal and my herbs grew much larger and better than before. I expanded to more containers with vegetables and flowers. I had a regular garden of Eden 4 feet off the ground without worrying to much about weeds and poison ivy - and without spending a lifetime watering. I first saw this in a well known store and recommended it to my siblings. When visiting them, I realized the item was not stocked in their local store. So I looked on Amazon and found the same item for less. They are also happy with the ability to "move their garden around."

This is the perfect planter for gardening in Florida. It is self watering and the casters allow you to move it in or out of the scorching sun. This also makes it easier to move indoors during hurricane season

We'll see what happens. It's a logical concept and a neat idea. However, the plastic cover isn't big enough and you're supposed to use a big rubber band around it to hold the cover secure. The rubber band is provided. Of course, the rubber band didn't last. Going to use bungee cords to hold it secure.Hope to have some tomatos and bell peppers in a few weeks. We'll see!

I would have given it a five star rating but some of the parts are pretty cheap. I have three plants in it at this time and they seem to be doing well. Time will tell if it works well growing vegetables.

Nicely made and my veggies grew like crazy

This is my second container and I am able to grow my herbs on my deck right off the kitchen. Because of the design I rarely have to water them. At the end of the season I can compost to soil wash it out and stack the two containers in the gagrage.

Terrible. A breeding ground for mosquitoes. Deceptive photo. Not deep enough to support the effective growth of most vegetables. Tomatoes do fine but only one per pot. Peppers - no, pot isn’t deep enough for it to establish the necessary root system. Carrots - no, same reason. Beans - I haven’t had much success. I’ve had much better success with cheaper pots. I DO NOT RECOMMEND. I’m just wrapping up my 3rd year using them and left feeling that I wasted my money.

Well designed with drain holes so no overfilling of water. Perfect soil depth for flowers.