Start Pickin' Raised Bed Grow Box – Self Watering and Improved Aeration – Starter Box or Small Herb Garden Growing - 10" Bed - 12x20 Growing Area - Slate

Start Pickin' Raised Bed/Grow Box, Self Watering, size 10”H x12”L x 20”W - this grow box is the perfect size for herbs, this is actually my second one as my first one is currently full of mint and looking good. It's a great size for a deck, patio or balcony and big enough for 3-4 plants/herbs, the ones that usually come in the 4" pots. Honestly not sure if the 'self watering' feature really works, the tray is perforated and it has a tube on one end so you can fill the bottom of the box with water, there are drainage slots on the short side so you can't overfill it. There are no wheels on this smaller grow box, just built in 'feet' so the box does not sit totally flat on the ground, the larger versions have wheels. Good price and fast shipping.

I got this to plant grass for my dogs to eat. They both like to nibble some grass every day and my lawn guy doesn't leave any because the kind they like is actually a weed.

I order this for my herbs, I am planning to go all in this year with my cilantro and basil... This grow box has a good size, I am pleasantly surprised.

These aren't the sturdiest or thickest plastic, but they're perfect for what I plan to use them for. I am putting flowers in them and then, when I'm away from home, they'll be watered on their own. No more worrying about whether or not the plants will survive until I return.

flowers etc easy assemble great drainage

It would have been a better product if I would have been able to receive the trellis that was advertised with the product.

The only reason I did not give the review 5 stars is it is still not set up yet with a plant. It does appear to be sturdy and the price seems to be a good value.

These are ok for tomato plants, not as sturdy as the metal ones.

Have not used it yet, but it is accurate to the description. I am looking forward to using it this Spring for tomatoes.

Excellent results; however, a lot of materials are required so you don't necessarily save money over store-bought produce. Good for a hobby though.