Grow Bags 10 Gallon 4 Pack l Garden Planting Smart Pots I Fabric Pots for Tomato and Planters I Natural Aeration for Growing Healthy Potato Vegetables and Plants l Heavy Duty for Nursery Gardening

These grow bags work great! The side panel is an awesome idea, it's super easy and fun to check on the progress as they grow. Once we were done with the potatoes we washed the bags out easily for later use.Can't wait to try other vegetables next.

One season for the southern heat dwellers. I wanted to love these, my veggies grew great but when I moved them to dumpbout the potatoes, it ripped apart from the southern heat degrading the fabric. It is like a thin tarp material. The concept is great, so much easier to search for potatoes and they grew well, I also did green beans from seed that did well. Just not sturdy enough.

We are using these in our school garden, and although the season is just beginning, we are already liking the ease with which we planted potatoes. I also loved that we could plant the potatoes in one location, and the move them to another. The bags are light, but sturdy. Looking forward to watching the kiddos harvest later this season!

Simple product. Never realized heavy soil is, discovered when moving.

The bags are very durable and have drainage holes to ensure plants are not waterlogged. It would be nice if a drainage container/saucer came with the item since the drainage holes are on the bottom of the bag. Cannot just have them inside as a container garden without have something to contain water from getting on the floor.

Teaching my kid about food, and how to garden. These potato grow bags make setting up and growing potatoes (and I'm sure you can grow other plants and root veggies in these) super easy. Highly recommend if you like to garden, or have limited space and still want to grow your food!

I bought these as a present for my husband-so far so good-We have potatoes coming up in some and planted green peppers in the others-We’ll see at the end of the summer if they work-

We are growing potatoes in two and tomatoes in the other two. So far they are doing very well. When filled with soil they are heavy and difficult for me to move, my husband doesn't have a problem