Love being able to adjust sizing of this. I currently have it in our heated garage and have started several seeds in Michigan. If you're thinking about going with Vego- do it! Worth every penny.

I purchased 4 of the 9 in 1 Novel Series for my wife. She just set them up last week and she loves them. They're esthetically pleasing. She's always browsing the site. We're pleased with the products.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent quality and beautiful!

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Awesome!! This is my 2nd Vego raised bed and I am delighted!! Quality! Quality! Quality! Make the investment!!

Once we got them put together, we loved them. They are actually more spacious than I thought they would be.

This was the first Vego raised bed I ever purchased but the fourth raised bed purchased this year. Clearly , I saved the best for last. Two of the other ones were metal and were fine but they just do not compare to the sturdiness and quality of the Vego. I am now a Vego convert. Despite a vow not to order any more beds, after being so impressed with my initial Vego bed, I just ordered anotherone to prepare for next year. As justifiction, I used the knowledge that the cheap little fir based bed that was purchased "to see if it would work" (note: it won't - I will be surprised if it doesn't collapse before October)will have to be replaced.

Omg I love this garden bed. If we had more space I'd have gotten more. It's durable and was super easy to set up. My little one loves to garden so she's been tending to it and everything is growing well. I appreciate the help with the soil suggestions and how to fill it (amount, type and how to layer).

I am converting 20 inch tall, 4feet by 8 feet treated wood raised beds. In Louisiana wood beds do not last more than 4 to 5 years and that is treated wood. Vego beds are easy to assemble, when compared to the labor involved with wooden beds Vego is much easier.

Good product. Takes time to assemble, but is not difficult. Holds quite a bit of soil, so expect to spend as much on dirt as you did for the container. The finished product looks clean and can be moved around (empty) very easily until you find the right spot. The challenge I have is the sun! Tomato and bean leaves are roasting in the sun (12 hours a day in Southern Ohio), so a sun screen or a way to filter is needed, but this is not the container's fault. I'd recommend the container to any beginner or expert.