Galvanized Raised Garden Bed Outdoor Herb Apartment Gardening Above Ground Planter Boxes with Legs Portable Elevated Deck Outdoor Home Balcony

This is a great raised garden for the price. I read the reviews and hesitated based on some reviews, but I jumped on it and don't regret it!As I put it together I was so cautious because of all the reviews telling me that it will cut me. It is easy to identify those parts that are sharp and with some basic precautions (and I did not use gloves) you can get through the entire process of assembly without a single cut. I put it together myself, and it was easy to assemble, following the instructions which are very easy to ready and understand. Though for some convenience I did have my son hold a piece or two for me, but only because he happened to walk by and was easy to grab to help for those few mins. But you can assemble alone if needed. There are some sharp edges that mostly get covered up later, however, the edges of the leg stay exposed and are sharp so keep that in mind or cover with a rubber tape to protect it later.I was concerned about how thin the metal was, and after reading some reviews I was really worried, but once assembled it is extremely stable. No wobbling or buckling at all. This is a solid piece. However, I am concerned about how the wheels will hold up. They don't lock into place well and do wiggle back and forth on the axle a little. But I moved it around in several directions to see if they will impact movement, they don't. The legs are thin and the base of those legs are V or L shaped. If you do not place it on a solid surface that will be a problem. Placed on soil, such as in my greenhouse, it will cut through the ground and sink under the weight when the ground gets soft. So keep that in mind and place something under those legs.This is going to make a great addition to my greenhouse. I have back issues and bending over to garden a lot can be troublesome so this is going to help me a lot. The individual pockets are large, the space is deep, and perfect for square foot gardening, or take the dividers out and use the whole space freely.If considering it, buy it, you won't regret it!

Had it two growing seasons so far and still as advertised, no issues with it whatsoever. If I were the person designing it I would have made a few design modifications, but again it is as advertised.

Was easy to put together, but just a few issues. The leg edges are EXTREMELY sharp! I cut myself trying to move it. When filled with soil, you cannot use the handle to pull/move the garden, handle seemed very weak. Final issue, when watering or rains, the water puddles on the under shelf and stains the metal. With that being said, it was a nice raised garden for my herbs.

This cart was easy to put together and perfect for my herb garden. I added black plastic to the bottom of it to control water inside against the metal even though it is galvanized. Will be getting a second one to make a tea garden. I also added a block of wood under wheel base rod in case it gets to heavy after reading a review about the weight getting to heavy and collapsing the wheels. Overall, Great little cart!

So perfect with many spaces for an herb garden. Mine are thriving. Love this cart! It's the perfect size. Put together without gloves and had no problems so really ignore those other reviews. It is perfect! Sturdy but lightweight with great drainage and went together easy.

I purchased this to move my herb garden around because I'm new to this house and USDA zone. The wheels have fallen off twice...thanks goodness I didn't loose the washer and bolt. I am concerned of stripping the bolt, because you can only tighten so much. It's not a full foot deep planting box for plants that like a longer root. The width-wise dividers are half height, I placed them first on the bottom to prevent root spread and so they don't divide level with the highest wall. The edges of the legs are quite inappropriately sharp. The instructions are a little ridiculous, if you are installing as one person, in terms of saying to hold up the legs to attach the horizontal parts...I installed almost all of it with it laid down. I have filled it to the top rim with planting media and herbs and now it's too heavy for the wheels and the thin metal. It might work if it had 4 wheels, but legs and box buckle a bit when moving. Otherwise it's a nice planter box.UPDATE: readied for 2nd year, I don't see any rust. At the bottom above the drain hole, I placed a plastic disc that's used in plant pots to prevent root rot and I surrounded that with small rocks. Last year I lost a lot of soil just running out the drain hole with water. I have replanted with new media all my herbs for a 2nd year and many did well last summer. I did not fill it to the top rim with soil and my husband purchased longer an different bolts. It's quite a bit easier to move with less soil and longer bolts, but the sheet metal still sometimes flexes under pressure. I am Looking for a 2nd planter for vegetables so I need a full 1 foot deep or larger box....I will keep looking for something other than this.

I love that this has all the different compartments. I used it for herbs because I can have a nice variety. Only downfall is the sharp edges. I ended up with a cut but that was because I didn’t use gloves like it says in the instructions. Great item.

Wasn't happy there are no drainage holes and the dividers don't go all the way down - so the roots grow together. What's the point of the dividers if they don't go all the way down?