Easy to put together and I love the way it adds a divider to my patio area.

This metal plant her box with a trellis is a great addition to my balcony garden. I was looking for a planter box or an elevated planter box for my balcony with a trellis to grow peas various lettuce, and spinach’s, herbs, and some other plants. I needed to have a vertical planter because my balcony is so small and the amount of sun I get is quite limited. Only about half my balcony receives 3 to 4 hours of sun per day. The planter was pretty easy to put together. I definitely recommend two people put it together. I did put it together by myself, though as a 38-year-old woman. It is very sturdy and heavy. And once you put dirt in the bottom, it’s not going anywhere. I worried about the steadiness of the trellis and holding various hanging planters. There were no issues there. Even with the hanging planters, the trellis is super steady. I am excited to see how everything grows. It took about three bags of potting mix on top of one layer of cardboard and a layer of sticks, pinecones and mulch. I also added mushroom compost and a garden tone to the box. To fill it probably cost me $40. This is a really great value, especially for the beginning, Gardner trying to grow a lot in a small space.

It turned an empty patio corner into a little garden area. Very happy with the look.

I bought it mostly as a planter, but the privacy screen part is actually very useful.

After watering, excess water clears out instead of sitting in the planter. That was important for me.

Simple, clean, and nicer looking than the wooden planter I replaced.

Perfect size for the side of our patio. The trellis makes the plants look fuller already.

The trellis doesn’t wobble much once the planter is filled. My climbing flowers are doing fine.

Lettuce, beans, and herbs are all doing well in it. The depth is useful.

We placed it beside the fence with morning glories. It adds height without taking over the yard.