iPower 2-Pack Hanging Vertical Wall Planter 7 Pockets Upgraded Deeper Waterproof Herb Flower Growing Pouch Felt Cloth, for Yard Garden Fence Home, Balcony Office Decoration

I planted a vertical garden with mostly herbs, and some veggies, and berries. I would definitely recommend filling them from bottom to top because it's harder to fill them in with soil when the one above is filled. I don't have a huge backyard so this was perfect to grow all the plants I wanted to. They do drain a little but do retain enough water for the plants.

The media could not be loaded.  Planter is sturdy and does its job. Only issue is the space for filling dirt. Can get messy but once filled is very nice. Price is right for a hanging herb garden on a patio.

It is sturdy and good quality

I like that it’s easy to plant things however plants dry out and die fast when the weather is hot.

I have strawberries, cilantro, mint, and stevia in my planter pockets, and half of them have died despite my watering them at least every other day. THe problem is that the fabric pockets just let the soil get too dried out. I'm going to switch to something that is plastic.

I have been having issues with growing strawberries in my yard. I found this hanging wall planter and hung it on my side screen door. The pockets aren't super deep, but 5" does hold a good amount. I do have to water religiously 2 times per day and 3 on hot days, but it's in the direct sun on a south facing wall. The water holds in the pockets, but it does drain once the bottom 2" is full.

Smaller than expected, pouches are just deep enough for annuals

I like these hanging gardens that both convenient and decorative