Soft Pot 15 Gallon 5 Pack Brown Garden Grow Bags from Strong Sewn Handles. Grow Healthier Tomatoes,Herbs and Veggies. Made from Recycled Water Bottles. Last for Years

This product is great. I own something similar to this, but larger. If the rollie pollies don't get to it, it will last a long time.

First season growing but these are already my fav pots. They're easy to move around my cramped patio garden even when full of soil (I'm a small lady), my plants seem to be thriving, I am very happy with these.

Hi Mike! I usually buy the fabric pots from Mike at the Novato Warehouse sale but couldn't wait until the next sale. I purchased the pots to replace the big heavy ceramic/clay pots that I have my roses in. The pots are well made and they have handles which makes moving them around a breeze. The top edge are also "reinforced" so they outside edges don't flop inward when filled with soil. The plants I do have in these pots are healthier. These softpots are nicer than the other brands I have used. I will be buying more as I gradually replace the ceramic pots I do have. I'm getting to old to move the ceramic pots around!

I’ve only had these for a short time but there we’ll build Ive used other cheaper brands and I think these are worth the extra money.

Used these to plant one artichoke plant in each. Good size for this and sturdy. Love the color.

These seemed to be what I needed for some potatoes that I wanted to plant. Not sure on the durability as I have just planted the potatoes. I will see how they fare. Easy to move around even with soil and potatoes in them. Maybe will write later into the season.

I bought these for my habiscus plants. I was told that they needed to be brought indoors during the winter so purchased these because of the handles to be able to move them more easily. I will say, I thought it looked odd to have these pots sitting on top of the flower beds but as far as these pots go, it does its job and am glad I purchased these!

I've grown lots of things in the Soft Pots. Poppy Flowers in the Spring, Strawberries, Tomatillos, Ground Cherries. Last year a variety of hot peppers and tomatoes. One of the bags was destroyed by a raccoon going after the ground cherries. I did have one handle break on a 25 gallon soft pot while trying to move it when full of dirt. Otherwise very happy.