72”L X 23”W Raised Garden Bed Outdoors with Legs, Elevated Reinforced Wooden Large Planter Box for Backyard, Patio, Balcony w/Divider Panel, 6 Legs, 300lb Capacity

This planter is well-designed and constructed out of all hardwood, better than I expected. It was also a bit larger than I thought it would be, which is great. The instructions and assembly are fun and easy, they include a nice tool for the larger screws, and also included a small pack with one extra large and small screw just in case. Nice touch. They also include a thick Mylar-type plastic liner sheet. It looks heavy duty. Another reviewer complained that there are small gaps between the base planks when assembled, but that is exactly what you want in a planter, it aids with drainage. The last thing you want is water pooling on the wood. They also have a single medium-sized drainage hole drilled in each base plank. Mine fit together perfectly, all the holes and joints lined up, and assembly was quick and easy. It's also a great deal.

Solid construction and easy to put together. Best value for these planter boxes made from cedar

I just keep buying more and more of these raised garden beds. They are the perfect size, great depth, and easy to build. The construction is solid and holds weight, good smelling wood too. Tons of produce from 10 different fruits and vegetables…just replanted again for winter vegetables. I would order 10 more of these raised beds. Great height for my kids to learn and great height for my back.

My husband and I built both of them together today in less than 45min. Beautiful and easy to build. And the wood smells so good. We can’t wait to get to planting in them.

Good price, good quality. Smells like delicious cedar. Easy to assemble, satisfying to put together. Filled the holes with wood filler - wanted to stain it, but with a 2 year old, 10 month old and full time job I sacrificed that desire to get growing sooner. My advice - skip the plastic liner. Maybe I’ll change my tune after the winter, but do any of us really need more micro plastics in our food? I’ll take my chances. Location for reference - Pacific Northwest, north of Tacoma, south of Seattle. Really pleased with this purchase so far. Cost less than a small grocery trip and has brought so much joy already. Planning to use mostly for salad greens and a few root veggies (it’s not super deep). The arugula and radishes are loving it so far. If you’re on the fence, I hope this helps!

The packaged arrived in great condition. Not too heavy for me to move by myself. The assembly instructions were basic, but truly didn't need anything more detailed. Very easy to put together and looks really nice out in the yard. It seems very sturdy so far, but I haven't put any soil in it yet. I'm sure it will be great though. I'm looking forward to many happy plants!!

edit: they sent me a free replacement. i haven’t assembled it so i have no idea if it’s any better, but they did try to make it right. for this, i changed my one star review to three. when buying anything, remember that they are profiting and deduce whether the price makes sense. in this case, there is a reason it is cheaper than other similar planters. i just got mine delivered and it is put together. here’s what i don’t like: it’s made out of cheap pine. i know because it smells like a pine tree. for the larger screws, all holes are pre drilled because they aren’t self tapping. because of this, i could not get one installed. hopefully not an issue, but obviously you want all your screws in. one of the panels split as i was screwing in one of said screws into its designated hole. so there you go, heavy damage that can’t really be repaired before this thing is even fully assembled. little shards and wood splinters were hanging off the pieces and the inner panels don’t line up at all. this is obviously because this is all crudely and cheaply cut. there are tool marks and what looks like wood glue all over the pieces right out of the box. again, just pointing to absolute cheapness. i’m no expert but im pretty sure this is raw untreated pine wood. i’m guessing it will last one season. the “liner” that comes with this is just a big rectangle of plastic that doesn’t fit into this thing at all. you will have to cut it and maybe staple it to the sides or something. it doesn’t go with the planter and isn’t integrated into the design, it’s just common plastic. even the feet that look like maybe they are metal, it’s actually just silver paint that looks horrible. seriously. if you’re looking for anything other than less than the bare minimum, i suggest you go another way.

It needed to be put together. That was extremely easy to do (about 30 minutes.). We took it outside, put the lining in it, then the dirt. We began planting flowers in the front and cukes in the back. Within a couple of weeks the box was full with flowers and cucumbers. It was amazing. We plan to buy another one next spring for just cukes. It was fun to watch everything grow.

Exactly as shown, Perfect for elevated gardening

Great for the price, easy to install! Perfect for my vegetable plants.

This was very easy to set up. The wood has a strong but nice smell. Good size to it, not too heavy. I will be adding soil and plants today. I am a little worried about the strength of the base, I'll see over time how it holds up. I like the added drainage holes and it looks lovely.

I really love this planter. It’s just the right size to plant my herbs but you could plant flowers or vegetables. It’s easy to assemble and they give you a hex tool that tightens the screws provided. I gave it two coats of a waterproof clear sealant before filling it with triple mix and planting herbs. I also bought clay watering balls to help with hydration. Overall a great purchase.

Easy to build. Added my own wood glue for extra strength. Took maybe 20 - 25 minutes.