Small Garden Grow Bag (19.6 x 7.87 in)

My Wife was looking for an easy way to plant some Strawberries, wanted a planter that was not too big but also looked nice, and wanted something that was lightweight and easy to move around. We purchased a 5 pack and are very pleased with the purchase. My wife was skeptical when they arrived, however, after filling them with soil, she really liked being able to move them around using the handles. The bags, once full, are about 12 inches tall. They sit very nicely on a bench on our deck and best of all, my wife can move them on her own! The even look good and the plants look nice and neat in them. We have had strawberry plants in them for a few weeks and the bags are holding up well and still look excellent. We put a tomato plant in another and some other plants as well. Overall, very pleased with the purchase and will get these again. These pots were used outside the entire growing season and also watered regularly. No issues at all. No tears or rips or issues with the handles. I look forward to using these again next year. Still very pleased with the purchase.

After getting nowhere bugging my hubby to build me an above ground area for my garden I started searching for a pre-built one. This is when I came across these grow bags. What a wonderful thing!! I purchased the bags and they arrived exactly when expected. After a trip to my local nursery and a purchase of three bags of organic soil I was ready to fill the bags and start my garden. No more fighting with the underground tree roots! Boy do I wish I had heard of these ingenious bags before. I am now able to move the bags around the garden so that my newbie plants get the best angle of the sun. What I love most about these bags is that they are durable and can be used Year after year with just a bit of new top soil added to the older soil. So convenient and easy to use.

I ordered two 5 bags. I bought soil at a local home improvement store and it must have been 12-13 gallon bags because each one filled two of the grow bags. They are pretty floppy when not filled so I rapidly gave up on trying to shovel it in. I sliced the end of the dirt bag open then stretched the grow bag over that end. It filled it as I lifted the soil bag out. Much faster. I'd ordered a variety of vegetables in dwarf/miniature/planter varieties from Burpee. We planted them without much expectation...obviously the pots were much more densely seeded than recommended but it was an experiment so who cares.

So far everything has sprouted and we've been thinning them out as needed. The bags are easy to work with and we put a different vegetable in each one so it's easy to keep track of them. It's better to water less at once and do each bag a couple of times to let the water sink in deeper. Overall I'm very happy with these grow bags and we look forward to working with the veggies throughout the summer. My niece has basically lived in a 6th floor apartment her whole life so this is a fun and easy way to bring the garden to the city. Already the radishes and their growth rate is a huge source of fascination.

After going through several reviews, videos and recommendations from friends, I have gone ahead and purchased few of these Smart Pots to do some R&D and some beta-testing :) These smart pots work and plants seem to like growing in them a lot. I have gotten several garden bags and planted a tomato plant in each and at the same time planted couple of tomato plants on the ground. I have used a signature blend potting soil from a local landscaping store with lots of useful stuff in them as that was much cheaper than buying from bigger stores. The ones in the smart pots both have gotten very big and started fruiting, while the ones in the ground have not grown as big and only one of them have started bearing fruit while all of them had the same kind of soil. I also observed the roots at the bottom of the tomato plants within 3 weeks and that shows the healthy root growth of the plant. These smart pots kind of air prune the roots so that the roots are confined and are not out grown crazily outside the pot. I occasionally move the pots from one location to another so as to not attract any kind of bugs under the pot. See the attached pics to see the difference in the growth b/w ground vs garden bags

I think these are great for indoor or outdoor use. They are firm without being course or hard. Will stand upright empty. Good stictching, and breathable. I’ve got everything from herbs, and wildflowers, to small fruit trees.
Ordered multiple times, no trouble with the seller, shipping, or packaging.

This is such an awesome product. I used it to plant a small bed of lettuce and it worked great! Highly recommend as it is sturdy and can be reused over and over again.

I was just tired of all of the romaine scares lately since I eat salads daily, so I bought this for my indoor garden and it fits almost perfectly in my geeenhouse. I have multiple kinds of lettuces starting to sprout and I can keep them all in this large fabric bed.
My only criticism is that the sides are quite flimsy and don’t hold their shape well, not to mention those sides being very tall. I just folded the sides down in half all the way around and it’s been great!

My whole garden is smartpotted. I use an assortment of sizes depending on what I'm planting. 19.6 x 7.87 in for herbs and my young 27 x 12 in old dwarf blueberries, 50 x 12 in for potatoes, tomatoes, zucchini. No matter what you want to grow there's a smartpot for that! Save yourself the aggravation of plastic and also your plants will thank you, get breathable pots like the original smartpot. 10+ years of use no kidding

The soil is very good in it, the soil also remains well, while giving water, the soil does not come out and the water slowly touches, if the water becomes too much, it gets out, which is a weak thing, it can grow in it. And can do good farming, it is the best thing for terraced farming and in it only specials can be garlic and onion coriander.

It works well for plants that needs air at its roots. Helps prevent overwatering. Material is reusable but it is hard to get rid of excess salt built up from previous plant. A couple of good wash does it. The plants loved it see a difference compared to conventional pots

I am using these bags to grow tomatoes with marigold. The bags are well sewn and seem breathable. Perfect for beginners like me. They are great for patio container garden. definitely will buy more as I hope my thumbs turn green. Bags are easy to move about for sun purposes. Great investment.

I bought these to grow container figs in a cold climate. Figs become root bound easily and the fabric prevents the roots from winding around the pot. I keep them hydrated by placing a hot water heater tray under the pot and watering from the bottom. The only draw back is that, being fabric, you have to be careful not to drag the pot on a rough surface or you'll tear a hole (that's I was able to stitch back together with needle and thread).

I have been using them for several months now. They are placed on my terrace, in full sun and so far, they have held up very well. Overall happy and satisfied. Only concern is if the stitching at the bottom will unravel over time after long term use.

These are awesome. I planted my leftover starts from seed in these late in the season. My starts were root bound and half dead, well the are all full of life and fruiting. Tomatos and peppers. I move my plants constantly to mow, no issues with the handles. Better to move them before watering they are much lighter then. One issue I had is that they are not animal proof. Nieghborhood cat or bunny dug a whole in my pot with carrots.

These are very nice quality fabric pots. They work exactly as they are supposed to. I've found that root systems in fabric pots tend to support larger plants topside than solid-walled pots of corresponding size.

I was totally not in favor of growing my veggies, and plants in bags. Now I,m hooked on them, I don't have to dig a hole, all my good soil stays in one place!!! All in all I am happy with the bags! Higly recommend

Worth it, monster plants grow in these!

We are very pleased with these bags. My 10 year old wanted to plant a garden but our soil is super hard so these bags allowed her to plant a small garden on our deck.

At first look they feel very sturdy. I will update later after using it.

These look like the perfect size for the "trees" I'll be growing next year. I worry a little that they might not be heavy enough to hold up to the hot summer sun. We'll see! :-)

A good smart garden bag but I would like to see more colors

Great idea and easy to use. Needs a lot of soil, but light to carry. I added a stiff piece of styrofoam to the inside bottom because I move my plants to maximize all sides of plant to spend time in full light. So far, no ruined roots from moving bag.

Rating based upon general appearance upon opening. I previously used smart pots and they seemed to be a bit thicker but I am not sure. These are giant and double stitched with reinforced handles. I will update at tge end of the growing season. So far I think they will work well for two tomato plants. I may try Carrots in one.

I bought the 15 bags for the tomato plants I started from seeds. Added organic garden soil and waited for action! I am not disappointed. Plants are so healthy and big! Lots of blooms and little tomatoes. So far, so good. 😎

This is a great product for lady/gentleman farmers with small areas to farm. I only wish that saucers were provided with them, even knowing the price would be increased. Using them without saucers is impossible because water runs out before you can totally hydrate the soil. I purchased saucers at Lowe's that fit the bags perfectly. I should add that the bags arrived ahead of the anticipaed time and in great shape.