4 ft X 4 ft Victory 8 EZ-GRO Raised Garden Bed Big Square Grow Your OWN No Assembly

Just as great as I hoped it would be. I have 2 zucchini and 1 yellow squash in this 2x2 and it couldn't be easier. Fill it and plant. I've already picked a bunch of squash and have many more coming. I also have the 1 foot square cubes with cucumber, dwarf eggplant, cherry tomato and green pepper in 4 of those and they are doing great as well. I have all of them on tables on my deck so no bending over, no weeding and no bugs so far. Highly recommend!!!

This is a great size for a small veggie garden. It seems durable and is deeper than most container gardens I've looked at. It holds a lot of soil but was easy to fill. It holds its shape well even when filled to the top, thanks to the extra support at the corners. I'm currently growing 3 types of lettuce, peas, radish, catnip and chives. The thick cloth keeps the soil most but not soggy. Great purchase!

Love these bags, this is my first season using them. We planted beans,spinach, squash and sun flowers! I really hope for a successful harvest, keep you posted 🌱

I'm a first time gardener. This fabric bed did not disappoint. My garden yielded amazing squash, strawberries, peppers and tomatoes over the summer. We moved before the veggies were ready to harvest . . . the bed was flexible enough to fit through a normal sized door to move to t he new home. I've now replanted it with collard, spinach and lettuce.

I recently purchased three; 3feet by 6 feet beds to start gardening and saving some money on vegetables plus homegrown tomatoes taste better since I have a family. The bed is really nice I like that there is sectioning for the bed but it is optional for the gardener. The beds require 18 cubic feet of soil so 9 bags of soil if you but 2 cubic feet a bag. We plan on using coco coir to mix with our soil and fertilizer so far I love the beds and thankful I didn't get the 4 foot by 8 footbeds. I will say that because of the whole national pandemic of corvid 19 it took a long time to receive the beds but that's just the way the world is operating so have patience. I will post later in the year about the durability of the beds so far it seems sturdy

I've always liked the fabric raised bed gardens but this is not great. The photo is misleading. Rather than being square like it shows there are bits of fabric around the corners and middle of the product. It makes watering much harder, definite design flaw. If you want a eased bed that has separate compartments and won't conform to the shape you want then go for it. If you want something easy to water and care for look elsewhere

Got this for my wife so she could have a little garden in our apartment. Easy to set up, but had to buy special pads for garden bed from manufacturer, which were expensive, to protect carpet. Took eleven cubic feet of premium garden potting soil to fill up. Planted a variety of vegetable seeds. Waiting for them to sproutUpdate: Planted vegetable seeds carefully following directions on seed packages. Raised garden bed is four feet from double windows to let sunshine in, but also use two sets of indoor grow lights, that completely cover garden bed. Planted and watered according to directions on seed packages. Planted seeds three weeks ago, but so far nothing has sprouted. Instructions on seed packages said that seeds should sprout in one to two weeks, but, as stated, after three weeks nothing has happened. Also, the product description for this raised garden bed said that it accelerated plant growth and enhanced planting results. So don’t know why we haven’t seen any results?If nothing sprouts in next week will buy already growing plants and transplant them to garden bed and see what happens.

Purchased this item to give my normal garden plot a 'rest' season and plant some things out of the ground. I chose this one because 1) it is much deeper than a typical raised bed and 2) it will fold up for easy off-season storage. Fabric is great, very nice quality. Very easy to fill with dirt and assemble. I do not completely understand the reason for the triangular corners, but perhaps it has something to do with supporting the sides? Only issue with this is that it cuts in to your planting space a bit.