Planters for Outdoor & Indoor Plants, Large Plant Pots with Self Watering, 15" Tall Large Plant Pots with Trellis for Flowers Plants Decor, Fog Gray

This is a must have for any vegetable that grows vines. It was easy to put together. The quality is great that the sturdy frame is so perfect. I can’t wait to update this review. Once my tomatoes, get bigger. The ease of not having to worry about the watering. When I’m away from the house was one of the top things I was looking for my tomato plan is growing. And it’s because I’m not worried about human error, because I add the water and the plant gets the water with no problem. All I do is open the top up. Check the water level. If it’s slow, I refill it. I’m actually thinking about getting a second one.

I ordered this as a gift for my sister and I’m definitely gonna order one for myself. I love the way they look but yet to see how they support the tomatoes so I will keep a watch on my sisters.

Yep, the other reviews are spot on. Nice overall, wheels are just dumb. Not sure why the handle slots aren't.....handles. The water gauge is el cheapo. But the rest of it is nice. Its like it has multiple personalities though.

For the past 2 seasons I use these planters for tomato plants. The plants always do well and easy to water.

These are good just not quite great/amazing. I say this with the caveat that I have purchased 7 total. Here are my pros/cons:Pros:Color: I luv green so when I saw these I instantly wanted them because of the sage color which is beautiful as pictured. Also, I wanted to replace my cedar pots which were falling apart & have a more uniform look.Self-watering: This is a great feature as I live where it gets in the 100s & if you’re gone all day sux to come home to droopy plants & possible loss. These have allowed for 2-4 days (temperature dependent) of adjustable metered watering before needing to refill. The cover is simple to open & the gauge easy to read- just make sure you tighten the 2 pieces before inserting it otherwise it won’t register & if it falls inside it’s a pain to pull out. My straight old plastic 2 gallon watering can that I removed the broken spout fits perfectly for quick refilling if you’re on a deck like me.Trellis: Great feature no need to move, add, reposition like stake type. In the pictures they’ve been great for cukes & for the strawberry plant it will provide structure to easily drape netting to protect the fruit from critters.Cons:Trellis: Arms do not stay connected this may be due to temperature & the cross pieces are plastic so possibly expanding & contracting so every couple of days have to go & push them back in. For some had to add a small piece of felt or paper towel on the end to take up the gap so they’ll stay in. Now you might think well they say “for tomatoes” but it’s the tomato surprisingly that has the most issues. Now not a big issue as I’m checking on my plants every few days anyways so doesn’t take but a sec to put them back in but for the price this shouldn’t do this. Manufacturer should consider an alternative material.Wheels: The wheels unless you are using them on smooth ground are useless. They are small & I would guess that even on smooth ground the bottom of the pots will get scratched at some point. So as shown in the pic I have removed the wheels & placed them on hand Dollies that cost ~$20 at Home Depot as with my traditional wood deck they wouldn’t roll & got stuck in the gaps. Not an issue necessarily for me but again for the price the manufacturer should have some heftier wheels.Handles: The “handles” are NOT handles to pick the unit up as other buyers have noted. The “handles” are for ease to open the container to check the health of your roots, clean the inside when the season is over & store, or if you have to retrieve the gauge piece ‘cuz you forgot to tighten it (ugh!). If that happens you’ll need a second person to help hold otherwise you can catch & damage your roots, drop the whole thing kill your plant. It’s difficult to hold the insert & try to grab the gauge as you don’t want to set the insert down & introduce pests to your plants. I was able to position it on the opposite edges but did damage some of the roots. Again another “IMO” for the price the manufacturer could include working handles just below but handles not necessary if able to use the wheels or some sort of Dolly, just have to make sure they’re in the spot you want them or they can be HEAVY to move (plant + soil + H2O) & tighten the gauge pieces!Again, I bought 7 I do like the look of them & that they’re self-watering but they do have some downsides & need improvement especially for how expensive they are.

Such an easy to assemble, sturdy, easy to move with soil and plant! Wish I had bought it sooner!

A great option to expand your growing space. I do wish I could buy extra tiers of the trellis separately

The planter is perfect and I can’t wait to plant tomatoes in it. I like that it has little wheels on the bottom. Looking forward to planting season.