iPower15 Gallon 10 Pack Grow Bags Nonwoven Fabric Pots Aeration Container with Strap Handles for Garden and Planting, 10-Pack Tan, 15 Gallon

I have 16 of these planted this year with 5 varieties of potato. Everything is growing awesomely! First time using them and it was super easy. They seem sturdy enough to last, but I guess time will tell. Folded them down half-way, started the seed tators, rolled them up and add soil as they grew. Easy. They also drain well and keep the spuds from getting too wet (important as we just had a week of steady rain).Plenty of room for lots of spuds in the foot+ of soil (I could have gotten an few more inches in if I needed). I did a lot of research on potato towers and most videos I watched from actual gardeners comparing in-ground, in-bag, or in-tower growing conclude the hype around tall towers is just that - potato plants grow most new potatoes in the first 1 or so of root. Taller towers typically do not produce more.If you have great soil, in ground is your way, probably (lucky you!). If you live on a sand bar like me and need to actually create/buy soil to garden in and don't want the expensive soil working down and through the sand all the time - these bags are awesome!I bought 20 and loaned the 4 I wasn't using to the neighbors. They love them too.

I bought more orders of these grow bags after I found out that the cats love them with the top turned down a couple of inches with a towel in the bottom. They make much better pet beds than the ones at the pet stores. And I use them for totes and organizers inside the house and in the yard. They're awesome as grow bags, too. 15 gallons and tan is just perfect for monsoon gardening here in the Southwest. They're holding up nicely to 100 degree heat and monsoon rains. Outstanding value at this price. Five stars!

I have a lot of 'bindweed' that penetrates every area of my yard and garden. These containers work 'great'. Keeps the weeds out... And if I find that the area is to hot from the sun or needs more sun, I can move them. YES... they are heavy but 2 people can do it. We lift them in the wheelbarrow and take them to a better spot. So far I've only used 3. Someone said they got 'moldy'. NO... that's the wet dirt. It shows through the material. I like them.

Purchased for a deck growI could not have been happier bags have a wide base which is great to protect from blow overs as well as sturdy walls the breathable bottom makes it great for watering with no worry of sure to built in drainageOnly issue is if u fill this with soil, you had best have a friend to help you move them, they can get extreamly heavy with wet soil

I bought the 15 gal. bags and put about 7 potatoes in each one. Put them in a raised bed half ful of pine bark. In the fall I will dump them in the bed and pick potatoes out and have my bed filled with dirt. Win win, this is better than trying to dig potatoes up in the fall in hard dirt. They are also reusable and have held up very well.

Heavy duty fabric that will last for several seasons. Large size is perfect for 2 crook neck squash, 4 corn stalks or a large indeterminate tomato. 😊 gets real heavy when watered but can be moved fairly easily when just filled with soil mix. I made sure it was in place for the season. Highly recommend

What a fantastic idea!I’m using these until i can get my raised beds made - will use them to start plants in during winter months in the basement- strong and durable

These are a very sturdy cloth pot. I bought the largest and second largest. I filled them with compost and potting soil. My plants grew beautifully. I would definitely buy again.