Apipi 2 Pcs Raised Garden Planters Fabric Beds, Durable Grow Planting Bags with 4 Divided Grids, Square Planting Pots with Drainage Holes for Tomatoes Peppers Herbs Flowers Vegetables Plants

Perfect! I wish I had purchased these raised bed garden "bags" before I planted (in the ground!) my garden this spring! They are a wonderful, EASY addition however. I cut the root end off a few onions, sprouted a few carrots and some other propagated veggies but ran out of room in my garden. Instead of back breaking digging another row in my yard, I purchased a few of these raised bed bags. Took me all of 10 minutes to fill with soil, lay in my pants & sprinkle with water. Definitely recommend to anyone - especially first time gardeners or those who may not even have a yard! I also bought the potato bags with bottom access window flap, as I had one sweet potato that produced over 20 slips!

It had compartment so I can plant different plants

Plants fit perfectly with enough room to grow easy to move around

I definitely read the size, but I didn't imagine they were this short. That's ok, the veggies will like them anyway. I think with soil in them, they will be plenty sturdy.

I have tomatoes peppers and zucchini growing in these. My yard is very shady but using these I was able to plant in my patio area they are a good size and have drainage holes. They are made out of tarp material.

This product was not What I expected, or thought I was getting. I thought I was getting a breathable type grow bag, but instead I got this cheap feeling plastic thing, that looks and feels like that cheap tarp material that won't last. To be fair I have yet to use it, so I can't speak on it's performance . Just that I am not pleased with what I see

First time gardener. I like the size, price, and durability (so far). They are pretty heavy once full, so I recommend having them in place when planting. I have one with 2 types of peppers, onions, and a zucchini plant. In the sections with peppers, I have 2 jalapeno plants in one square, 2 sweet banana peppers in another square, 1 zucchini in a square, and then I'm not sure how many onions in the lasr square. My other set has 1 sweet potato plant per square. I am a little concerned that it is too shallow for the potatoes but only time will tell. If it matters any, the plants are thriving and I have harvested several jalapenos already. Easy to use with a soaker hose system. I have already ordered 2 more for next year.

Starting spring harvest in these. Trying to bounce back after a poor grow bag choice killed the entire winter harvest. Will keep posted on how the work I've grown in potato sacks like this and they are perfect so I expect good outcome in my garden.

24 x 23 x 28 cm is the size of what I got. They are a bit smaller than I expected. Not please that the sizing is off but that is just me being pickie I guess. I do like them . They seem well made.

They are an awesome product. I may buy more in the future...