Tripumer 4 Pcs Fabric Raised Garden Bed Grow Bags Fabric Plant Container Rectangle Breathable Planting Container Grow Bag Planter Pot with Handles for Plants Flowers Vegetables Green

Beautiful to add to the porch or garden. So vibrant in color this brightens up my garden. Red is my color this first year of enjoying gardening again. I'm loving the plant bags. They are great, movable, beautiful and affordable. Again, Walmart has done a great job on supply and beauty.

I got these to put on my front porch. I love the size of them and the color. I'm going to put veggies in a few of them and perennial flowers in the others.

These are perfect for extra herbs and shallow vegetables. We ended up with extra lettuce starts and these were a perfect solution for planting with the flexibility of being able to put them anywhere.

Chosen for plants needing smaller space and maneuverability. They also added for extea garden space.

the pics don't amount to the size in real life. I wish it would have indicated the gallons vs the measurements. I'm disappointed, but I can still use these for something else perhaps 🌻, but I initially bought these for potatos and they aren't big enough

I would have given a five-star rating. But seller should mention that they are ultra-lite weight bags? They are very thin? But they will hold dirt and water for plants in early stages. A great starter bag for the price, which was the lowest offered on the internet?

They don't hold the square shape when filled with dirt. Wanted to use them for ginger since it only needs a shallow planter. Will use them in my raised garden plant stand for herbs next year.

The sides collapse with the smallest amount of soil. I used them for my squash and melons hoping the sides being so soft will allow the plants to expand from the planter. If you're looking for a sturdier planter the round ones are the way to go.

To be honest, they are quite flimsy. I use large grow bags and I expected these to stand up to soil and such just as the grow bags. Nope. They are not sturdy. If you want to plant flowers in them and line them up might work. But as far as Vegetables, or fruits. Not a good idea.

not sturdy enough to hold soil. bends in the middle. too flemsy for planting. fill it with soil and the sides spread open