Laguna Pond Floating Planting Basket 35cm,black

Would have preferred them to sit a bit lower in the water but otherwise perfect

This was to be used to divide a plant in our existing planter but once we got the plant out from the pond the fabric was completely torn and not usable. I had to improvise by using a cut down compost bag and using this to put the plant in once I'd divided it. Obviously these planters have a limited "shelf" life in the pond. Ours was in for 1year. Not good value for money if hou have to replace every year!

The right size for what it was needed for and looks good in our pond.

I am a complete amateur to koi ponds and marginal plants. Inherited a deep 1m pond and wondered why all my Zone 4 or 5 plants were dying. Couldnt build shelves. So this is thenext best thing.These seem to work great. Soil or indeed as advised by gardener you use small pebble rock instead to avoid soil spillage works great.I let them float around and the goldfish hide under them. And its nice to have movement on the pond. I need a bamboo stick in the water to stop them getting plunged under water and spilling the soil.Yes, its just polystyrene and a black sack with a deeper hollow, like an upside down hat, and maybe you could make it yourself cheaper (in response to other reviews), but its darn great value to me!I'd buy more if I had a bigger pond!

Does what it says on the tin

Looking for something small to grow watercress in. This was the smallest I could find. 25cm is physically quite large. Deep bag for roots or gravel. Deep polystyrene growing ring. Overall happy

Very pleased. It looks lovely in the back of my pond.

This a a brilliant idea for aquatic plants, I have just set up a wooden raised pond and had nowhere to put my water lollies so when I saw these they were perfect, I've put my lollies in and they float around the pond, they are a water proof material with a polystyrene inner. Have had them in for about three weeks now and have had no problems with leaking or sinking.