I had been considering getting planters like this for my new deck, then saw these on sale. Great Price! But not that you will need to drill drain holes in the bottom and they are pretty light - since I put fake ferns in mine, I placed rocks in them to weigh them down a bit. But a 20+ mph wind still knocked one over!

I couldn't be happier with this planter! The sleek, modern design fits perfectly with my outdoor decor and adds a stylish touch to my patio. It's sturdy, and well-made. I also love how easy it is to clean. Highly recommend for anyone looking to elevate their garden or entryway.

I purchased these planters to replace old plastic wicker ones that had fallen apart due to sun rot. They are tall and very sturdy, and should last for many years. There is a plastic "shelf" about 10" down from the top, so you don't have to fill up the entire base with rock or dirt. My only minor complaint is they did not come with instructions on how to use the various watering techniques available. The bottoms come sealed with no drain holes so you can use these indoors. I am using them outdoors, so I drilled drainage holes at the 4 dimples on the bottom which marked the locations to drill. These planters can also be "self-watering," by drilling holes in other locations (but again, no instructions were included).

This tall planter looks great at my front porch area! It was easy to set up--I drilled the drain holes in the bottom, then added a layer of small rocks and soil (didn't try the self-watering). A big plus is it's easy to tend to the flowers because of the height. Highly recommend!

Great looking planters. The design is well thought out with a drainage system near the top therefore the soil doesn’t take up the entire area. Great price. Sam’s marketing team did a great job of making sure the planters were available when they received a plethora of plant options. So I grabbed the planter and spent some time trying them out with the actual planter. Ended up purchasing two of these planters along with my favorite plants (while doing that you can google the plants to see if they’re good for your particular zone/area, pet/human toxicity etc). Definitely the best value for the most impact. And the plants are still alive after a month so that’s something!

Perfect for my patio. This pot had a great price point, seems durable and was just what I needed for my patio to create some privacy. The pot does have a self watering option unfortunately, my pot did not include instructions. I had to search the web and after reading decided to just drill a hole for water to go out and use That way. I was using inside or on a deck. I most likely would have used the self watering. I purchased for very pleased with my purchase.

So when I found this there was a full pallet of others. I probably dug through 10 to find one undamaged. Most were scuffed up or had holes or cracks. That being said I found one in near perfect condition and it has helped my plant thrive and is beautiful!

Down sides: it is not sealed, so when you water your plants the water and dirt particles will end up inside the planter where you will not be able to get them out... high potential for rotting and nastiness. And the planter scratches fairly easy (it got scratched on the way home from the store... but I just turn the scratched side away. Things I like: love how it looks and love the size brings your plants up to an easier viewpoint! Looks classy without the pricetag. Also love that its super light and easy to move.

The planter itself is fine but I don’t understand how it is self watering. There are absolutely no instructions and does not include any accessories to make it work as self watering. The inside does not go to the bottom of the pot and it seems like there is a water reservoir at the bottom but no way for water to get to the plants. It also says to drill holes in the bottom if using outdoors 😵‍💫so how is it suppose to hold the water?? Very confused about its purpose.

Sturdy planter, however it is not self watering without drilling holes and purchasing string to run through it to make it self watering . Had to google to see how to make self watering