We purchased this to grow lettuce and other greens. I was disappointed that the "included seed starting tray" that is advertised was not in the box. I was glad to see the metal legs, Very strong. It was a little difficult installing the 5 rods on the top that prevent the planter from spreading. One hole was not punched out at all. I had to find the right location and force the rod into the wall. We are happy with the item and even bought another one (on the way now).

The Keter elevated Planter is great and I have herbs planted in it. The planter was easy to set up and the plastic/resin it's made of seems of good quality. In the hot Arizona summer I'll likely be adding water to the reservoir often so the planter can continue to self watering. I'll also move it to receive only morning sun.

I love the raised planter! It is sturdy; very easy to assemble and fits just right on my deck. I bought a second one to sit beside it. The sale price made the value worth buying two. I already grew tomatoes this summer in the first one and was very pleased with how it stores water and lets you know when it needs more.

Got it abount a month ago, raised with table thats makes legs sturdy. Has water level so you know if needs watering and plug if it has to much water for draining. No bending to plant and harvest vegis. So far we love it, will get more next year if this works like it has so far.

I purchased the exact same Keter planter box from Amazon back in February. It was great. Easy to put together and worked wonderfully self watering my lettuce. I liked it so much that I decided to buy a second one. Unfortunately, Amazon didn’t have it in stock at the time. I found the exact same thing here in Walmart.com. The product was delivered promptly. The problem is that this unit from Walmart has 2 add holes at the bottom of the planter that water won’t get stored in the reservoir and it get drained out completely. The planter would not be self watering if the reservoir is completely empty all the time. This is a faulty product. Pretty much, it’s a very expensive planter box that you will have to hand water every day.

I just assembled it and planted veggies this week. It was really very easy to put together and the design seems to be just what I was looking for. Time will tell, but I believe this planter will be functional for me for several years. Looking forward to the fresh produce this summer!

First time planting herbs and wanted an option that was not only convenient but also ergonomically friendly. This raised garden bed fit the bill. Having the additional water reservoir feature was a bonus for when you may not be able to water daily. Would recommend this to everyone interested in trying their hand at gardening to have fresh herbs on hand

Easy to put together and looks great on our new deck. Works great for fresh herbs (Basil, Cilantro, Parsley, Oregano, etc...) and enough room for small vegetables (Chili Peppers, Sugar Peas, Beans, etc...). It will keep the bunnies from eating the pea and bean plants before they get a chance to produce. Love the divider rails as it helps keeps the rows straight.

I have three of these planter boxes and they are great for anyone who loves to have a garden but can't get down on the ground to tend to one. I have planted greens, beans and squash in the ones I purchased. These will be much easier to keep the weeds out (if you even get any with it being raised) and harvest when my vegetables are ready. I also like the water chamber at the bottom and the gauge that lets you know when to add water. I would highly recommend it.

When I got this I was excited to get it set up. It was soo easy to put together. I only needed a screwdriver to tighten 4 small nuts (I could have used a dime). Super easy for 1 person and it is the perfect size for lettus and small herbs. It takes quite a lot of soil and once wet its heavy so make sure its in place before filling it up. I also love that it’s perfect height so I don't have to bend over to work my plants (I’m 5, 5”). I wish I had bought 2.