GEEZY Raised Garden Bed Planter Box Outdoor Patio Greenhouse Flower Vegetable Grow Box with Lid & Legs Black - Durable, Portable & Versatile Planter for Small Spaces & Easy Planting & Care

Great little raised planter, ideal for smallSpaces. Easy to assemple, stays up, good value.

I bought these to grow salad and seedlings on before I add them to my raised beds and they are brilliant. Gives sufficient protection from bugs to allow the seedlings to grow strong but allows ventilation. My salad has done so well I have left it in there and it just keeps growing. I cover at night to protect from the slugs.Only negative is that the lid is quite brittle plastic so be careful when removing them because the side bar snapped off mine when I accidentally dropped it. My fault though!They are lightweight and easy to put together and move if required.

In terms of size, this flowerpot fits perfectly on my balcony, with the height and capacity meeting my needs. Besides, I really like its design with a lid. The quality of the entire flowerpot is also very good, crafted beautifully. Unfortunately, the handle on the lid is quite fragile. I noticed it was damaged when it was delivered to my house yesterday, but the cardboard box was not damaged, indicating that it might have been broken during production or packaging. Despite this, I still didn’t return it because I really need this to prepare for my late summer planting project. However, I hope the manufacturer can ensure that complete products are delivered to customers.

I bought 2 of these. Very easy to put together - separate the 2 legs into 4, push legs onto the base, put the lid on, fix the clips in place (or if you're not using the lid, fit the plugs), put the separator bar in the centre (not too sure what purpose that is for yet), done. It's lightweight but feels sturdy enough. It's not massively tall - but I think if you are seated, doing your potting, it will be the correct height. But if you're standing, you do still have to bend slightly. I've not put any compost in there yet - just put a few pots with veg plugs in there. Once they've started to grow and take, I'll then use the tray to plant these plants. The weight of the compost will make it a lot more sturdy - just in case we get some random weather! The lid will hopefully keep the pests out - but it isn't completely sealed so not sure if snails will get in etc.... It looks like the drainage holes are at the top of the legs, which means the excess water will escape out of the bottom of the legs. I'm hoping for good things with these potting tray / table with lid!

Once I realised that the legs were inserted into each other for delivery (😅) And I hadn’t only been sent two, really easy to put together. Locking mechanism is simple to use.Only downside is I bought this to keep the slugs off at night and the side handles are 2 massive gaps in the plastic, So I have had to duct tape them closed so it is completely confined.

Rather than using as a planter, I housed trays of seed cells in this while they germinated prior to potting. Plenty of space inside with ventilation control. Kept in a warm room it held enough heat to germinate a few chilli plants in late winter. Easy to transport to the garden during the spring, the legs are solid the lockable lid makes the whole thing one solid unit. Very handy in lieu of a greenhouse.

The media could not be loaded.  This product is relatively lightweight when filled, it’s well made, there’s plenty of room for soil/compost, your small plants & such & it looks so good on the selling/order page with its transparent crystal clear lid which is extremely misleading as you get a translucent lid which automatically diminishes the effects of the suns UV rays on your plants & it leaves your plants when the lid is on just looking like a blur of colour. I’ve provided a quick few of photos & a short video for you to look over, so now say you’ve got a tomato plant in there you’ll see a green haze with red blurry spots you definitely will not see what’s advertised where tomatoes are used on this products selling images & again its semi clear lid hampers plant growth & this is pretty much the opposite of what’s meant to be happening isn’t it! Plus I’ll bet you’ve never seen a frosted glass greenhouse! And the condensation (pictured) is ridiculous but the moss loves it! Ah moss the gardener’s favourite friend!?It’s actually alright as a planter without the lid but just take a look at one of the provided pics where the lids are off next to the planters you can still see there that they’re definitely not see through & they’re images of the tops of said lids where plants should be growing upwards towards the sunlight not out through the side handle gaps In desperation of real sunlight as they do! (the side handle gaps that lets bugs in (pictured) & look at the difference in that pic where the handle is the focus, see the difference between inside the handle & what’s covered by the lid “Night & Day” comes to mind) the lids are pointless really! (well they keep bird droppings off your plants that water & care will remove if you’re really concerned about it).Also the drainage holes on this are at the top & bottom of each of its legs there’s absolutely nothing elsewhere or in between, the very legs so spaced apart that then get covered in soil when it’s filled as that’s it’s purpose! I had to drill drainage holes practically & with thorough thought & care on the base both as not to damage the product’s stability & build which is actually alright but just to provide adequate drainage.This works as a planter without the lid & would be decent inside a greenhouse or some kind of shelter! (but that’s not what it’s sold as or described as being for just read this review’s title again!).Now I’ll finish with this: If you want a greenhouse effect on your plants, herbs & your veg you could probably build something that’d fit on top of your planter that would work a lot better than this & for the true authentic greenhouse effect just buy a greenhouse.

Arrived quicker than expected easy to assemble and great value. Highly recommended