Land Guard 4-Pack Fabric Grow Bags 5 Gallon, 300G Thickened Nonwoven Plant Grow Bags, Grow Pots for Plants, Growing Bags with Handles, Planting Bags for Vegetables, Black

I live in Florida and I have tried to grow veggies many time and they always die from either the heat or insects. I decided to try these because I have a screened in Lanai which offers some protection from both. I don't have a lot of shade around my house either so I use a couple of these outside but in areas that are a little shady but where I couldn't plant in the ground because I have decorative rock and ornamentals there. These work great and my plants are thriving. They drain well and allow air all around the soil. I put palstic tray liners underneath the ones in my lanai in case of heavy rains so I don't stain my pavers. I move them in and out of an area as the weather permits. Great concept. These are sturdy and large enough for tomato and string bean plants. They are light weight which works better for me than ceramic planters. Once they are filled with dirt they hold their shape.

These are wonderful! I had never tried them before and they’re perfect for my veggies that I don’t want to put in a regular pot. They don’t look fancy but they do the job. I’m very happy with growing my green onions in them so far. They are pretty sturdy for what is a fabric type bag. I was surprised. It can be heavy if you try to move it when the soil is wet…actually it’s a bit heavy for me even when the dirt is dry, but that’s because of the dirt, not the product. They keep plenty of moisture in them. I have them in full sun in 80-100 degree weather and they do just fine. I’m pleased with these.

The price was great. The thickness of these bags is not near as heavy duty as previous bags we have purchased. I expect these to last a few years and will do the job. We leave our bags on a cart all year and cover them over winter. These will be replacements for the ones we have had for 7 years. The new ones are plenty big for the seeds we plant. Thanks for the fast delivery.

These bags were well priced and delivered quickly. I've bought 3 different grow bags on Amazon. They have all been made well enough to do the job. Picking the best size is probably more important than anything else. Cheap works for me.I have 4 raised beds and probably 20 grow bags. I'm having a problem with one of my raised beds and everything I put in it dies.All my grow bags are doing well and if there is a problem I can move them, or change the soil. Planting plants in the grow bags allows you to move plants to a better environment for them, segregate sick plants, replant plants to a different soil mix, or bring them inside.Amazon has some amazingly cheap deals on greenhouses. Growbags allow you to winter some plants. Using the grow bags on greehouse shelves help weight down the greenhouse during wind storms.These grow bags do the trick.

I bought 2 packs of these 5-gallon fabric grow bags (4-pack). My son loves to help me garden and wanted to try some new veggies this year. Our garden bed was full already so we decided to try these and I am happy we did. They’re incredibly well made. The fabric is thick and breathable. The stitching on the handles feels strong enough to last season after season. They were easy to fill and held their shape well, even when packed full of soil. They are easy to move if needed. The black color isn't pretty to look at; however, they get the job done and are much easier to move than other pots or buckets I have used before. It would be nice to have some other color options.

Perfect for my use to plant tomatoes and pole beans. A standard tomato cage fits in the bag. We don’t have a lot of property for an in ground garden, so these work nicely on my patio. I just ordered another set for my lettuce. Each bag uses 1/2 bag of the large Miracle Grow potting soil.

Not 5 gallon, I’m guessing closer to 3 gallon. I will make them work because I have a couple plants for my patio that I wanted to get transplanted, but I wish I would have just used 5 gallon buckets. Right now my plants are small, but the bags do seem sturdy enough with dirt and plants in them. I moved them and the handles and bottoms seem strong. Water drains well from them. I was disappointed because I wanted a larger bag, but if I needed a bag this size, I would order them again.

I love these reusable plant bags. I use them for everything from Zucchini to Cucumber plants and even Tomato and peppers. Since the pots are fabric it makes not overwatering your plants easy because the water can drain out easily. That said it also makes it so your plants can dry out easy too so make sure you monitor your plants and water them when they are thirsty.