Keter Urban Bloomer 12.7 Gallon Raised Garden Bed and Outdoor Herb Garden Planter with Self Watering Gauge and Drainage Plug, Dark Grey

This thing is awesome. I got the black one to go with the color of my deck and its very cute. It has a nice wood grain look and its so well made and simple to put together and it has easy to understand instructions (no tools needed). Its also pretty sturdy. I'm using it to grow herbs outside that I plan to bring into my basement for the winter, so I can stop spending so much money on grocery store bunches of herbs I never fully use up. Only caution is that is a good size but its not huge. I think I'm going to be able to grow about 8-10 bunches of herbs in it. So if you're planning to grow a lot, you may need more than one. Otherwise, I honestly love this thing. The water indicator and little seedling planter is perfect (the seedling planter has holes for drainage...they thought of everything). Also the extra water collects in the bottom but doesn't just pour out...you have to pull the rubber plug to do it....which is great because 1) I don't want dirty water all over my deck and 2) the water can be saved for re-watering because its nutrient rich. Last point, its a very nice finish plastic so doesn't look cheesy or cheap. Usually I only like wood, metal, etc...but this almost looks like stained wood panels and will be much, much easier to clean and will last forever without maintenance. Trust me, I'm picky as hell about decor items and functionality and this is a really cute piece for being plastic. Its a definite buy and thanks to the manufacturer for building a good quality, very cute, very environmentally friendly planter. And the little shelf underneath helps to hide our ugly deck light switch and holds my watering can and citronella candles...sooo awesome! Thank you!!!

So I typically only write reviews when I feel strongly about an item, either good or bad. I ordered two of these planters and so far I’m impressed. The quality of the plastic is good, and the product is well designed. The best part is that I could easily put it together in less than 15 minutes and there’s no need for screws or getting my husband involved (a win:win)! I was able to set them both up in my garden within 30 minutes. They are small, patio size- so measure to know what to expect. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase. I’m not sure how the plastic will hold up in FL sunshine, and I expect the legs will rust quickly, as well, because hey it’s FL. I’m excited to quickly get some plants going and this planter makes it easy.

Great little garden for herbs and small container plants, Like cherry tomatoes, basil, and snacking peppers. Pretty sturdy but sinks in if you set it on dirt, need to put it on pavers or something. the plug keeps the soil moist.

I love this thing! It's so easy to put together; no tools are needed. It's brilliant like that. I had one of these in 2020, but left it with my neighbor (who was a chef and could take over my herb garden - he was a generous man, so it was nice to give something back to him) when we had to move in 2021. Now that we're established in a townhome with a balcony with lovely sun, I decided to look into options for raised bed gardening. I don't want the wood on the balcony to rot, so I was looking into options that don't rest fully flush on the ground. I found myself back looking at this and buying it again. I forgot how easy it was to assemble. I'm so excited to put my plants in.Highly recommend. It's lightweight, so I'm confident that it will work great on the wooden balcony even after it's filled with dirt, plants, and water.

This raised bed is easy to assemble, great for starting a flower or vegetable garden even though a little small for my needs but it works for now. Great depth for my veggies. Has a water reservoir that helps you at least to water every other day. Good quality and sturdiness. Keep in mind that the dividers are easy to be broken. It doesn’t have wheels therefore if you need to move it can be a little heavy. Hope this review helps you!

I have no idea what I'm doing, but for some strange reason I got this overwhelming urge to garden this year, for the first time in my life. I don't want to make a proper garden in my yard until I figure out whether this is just a passing fancy. So I bought this thing for my deck. I planted 6 herbs plants I got from home depot (mint, thai basil, rosemary, cilantro, parsley, and thyme). It's been about a month, and they've all exploded. I was pleased with this result, so I bought another and planted chives, jalapenos, regular basil, lemon balm, and white tea. Glorious success. I've now purchased a total of 4, and this is getting out of hand. My strawberry planter is gloriously lush after only about 2 weeks, and I'm giddy about my tea garden. Is this what happens when you turn 30? You get excited about planters and the kinds of herbs you use to season food? That is kind of depressing but whatever, I can now make pho on a whim without going to the grocery store, so win.These things are stupid easy to use. The self- watering feature and little floaty leaf are great for a ditzy novice like me. Setup was easy and quick. The whole thing feels really flimsy and cheap, but functions perfectly so I can't complain too much. Looks pretty nice- a little bit cheap but not too ugly. I think these things are great overall- I definitely recommend them. I do have to say they're rather spendy though- they're literally half the price at home depot fyi.