7 Gallon Grow Bags 4 Pack Colorful Fabric Pots, Plant Grow Bags Durable 3/5/7/10/20 Gallon Plant Bags with Handles,Grow Containers for Vegetable/Flower/Nursery. (4-Pack-7 Gallon)

So far so good! I’ll update if anything changes :)

The best thing since sliced bread;)

Do you love to garden but you don’t have a lot of space? Do you want to grow tomatoes outside but you don’t have a vegetable garden?? Then these bags are for you! I transplanted one of my tomato plants into one of these and it has taken off! It’s HUGE now! Filling one of these bags does take a TON of potting soil so be sure to buy a 2 cubic sq ft bag. Once they’re filled with soil they’re pretty heavy so you should put them in their permanent home BEFORE adding the soil and/or put them on a stand with wheels if you need to move them. You should also be aware that they’re not waterproof so while they’re perfect for a patio or deck they’re definitely not a good idea for indoor gardening unless you have waterproof flooring and a drain.

Over the summer, I installed in-ground irrigation in all my planting beds.To get it done, I needed to lift out most of the plants and keep them alive, then replant them.I bought several sets of these grow bags. They worked perfectly, even for shrubs with large root systems and two small trees. It was easy to move them out of the way - the handles are sturdy. Keeping things watered was no problem at all. When you use them for trees, don't fill them all the way to the top with soil. Lifting a tree by the handles means the tree will shift around: soil will go in your shoes.When I finished the project, I hosed off the grow bags, dried them in the sun, rolled them up, and put them away. They will be great next summer for annuals and herbs.

not like a pot which stays open when filling with soil can be irritating when operating with one hand. You have to get used to it but so far I like them.

I am going into my second season with these bags. I bought the 20 gallon grow bags and what I like about them is that they are tall-such that I can basically use them as a small, round raised bed. It makes the gardening process much easier. I grew bush beans in them last summer and currently have shallots in two of them that I will harvest later this summer. I find for the price, that they are durable enough. It is true that they won't hold their pristine color-if that is important to you, you probably want to stick with black grow bags. For my purpose, I don't really care. Once these bags are full of beautiful, flourishing plants, that is what matters to me. For the price, this serves my gardening needs well.

I bought these (4) because our land is solid rock. So, I am planting my trees in these bags on solid rock!

These are the best. Not too heavy. Not too expensive. You know what else they're good for? Bringing plants home from the nursery and keeping them upright and your car clean. Also, my plants look great and they're so much easier to move. I'm planning to buy more.