GEEZY Square Wooden Garden Planters Set of 2 - Weather Resistant, Easy Assembly, Carry Handles, Outdoor Flower Pots - Raised Wooden Bed for Growing Flowers, Vegetables, Plants, Herbs

Good value. Look more expensive than they cost. Just the right size to hold our two already potted plants. Quick assembly, pots inserted, job done.

Was actually really happy with these for the price. I hesitated on buying them due to some of the reviews but they do the job. I was always going to paint mine - the wood is a little on the orange side. They are basic but ok to put together and although not perfectly finished I don’t think this matters too much in a garden (more rustic looking!) unless you want high end and to pay for it too! Painted ours a stone colour and I think they came out well! Wood was a little proud and took a couple of coats but I used a spray gun - Godsend! If this review helped you either way to make a decision, please leave a thumbs up! Thanks :)

Small though all real wood, use a hand screwdriver for ease of joining panels together correctly, have your "spare screws" to hand incase any screws not supplied,also a wooden mallet might be useful too. Will weather well when outside due to colour stain and, a strong smell of that well known chest rub for colds and stuffy noses, so outside or open a window at least, and would I buy this again?, no,two is enough to deal with,Thanks.

These are great and look fantastic planted up

One of the planters has a split so only time will tell if it can withstand the weather & stay together. It’s not the best quality but you get what you pay for. Easy enough to assemble & look good with plants in. If you aren’t fussy about quality & don’t want to spend loads then these make perfectly acceptable plant pots.

A lot better quality than expected Great value Sturdy Would buy again

Splash of colour makes the difference garden looks greater

Slight damage on one when taken out of box. They are lovely, and a decent size. I have lavender in them and a couple of bedding plants. You do have to cover the bottom if you are planting directly into it as it’s not a solid bottom