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.

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

We placed this planter on our deck and planted climbing vines along the trellis. It already gives us some extra privacy and looks much nicer than a regular outdoor divider. The metal frame also feels very sturdy.

Easy to assemble and the material is very durable I believe the only down side is that the wheels are not to tough for the weight once you add the soil and plants. But definitely will recommend it.

This took time to put together but easy to figure out. I purchased two for the deck. I also purchased 4 small arborvitae to put in the boxes. No care just great as a privacy " fence" . I put small solar lights on the trees which worked perfect. I put a cheap plastic runner under the planters in a pretty color in case the containers leak on the deck to prevent stains. Filling the large boxes will be your challenge. I also ordered fake moss to go on top to hide the pots the trees came in. I really like this set up and hope I have this a long time. In winter I will put a tarp over.

I bought this hoping to grow a few cucumbers. What I ended up with was a full-blown cucumber fortress. My neighbors can’t see me, I can’t see them, and honestly, I think the cucumbers have claimed squatter’s rights.It grows like crazy, provides way more privacy than expected, and keeps producing cucumbers like it’s trying to solve world hunger. If you’ve ever wanted a living privacy screen that also hands you fresh vegetables, this is it.Just be warned... you may start introducing it as “the cucumber wall” instead of your garden. 🥒😂

The planting box is deeper than I expected and holds plenty of soil for flowers and vegetables. The drainage holes work well after watering, and the overall construction feels solid once everything is assembled.

Assembly was straightforward and the finished planter feels stable even after adding soil and plants. The decorative trellis looks great with vines growing through it and adds a nice focal point to our backyard.

Good so far plants look good planted in it and creates privacy

So, I have had this beautiful trellis for a few months now. We love it. It was easy to assemble, the height is perfect , and light making it easy to move. We have 3 plants in it and it is very sturdy. We get a lot of compliments on it. The