Best Choice Products 72x23x30in Raised Garden Bed, Elevated Wood Planter Box Stand for Backyard, Patio, Balcony w/Divider Panel, 6 Legs, 300lb Capacity - Natural

Exactly what I was looking for! I wanted a small garden for herbs and maybe a pepper plant. This was simple to assembly and is exactly what I wanted. It is off the ground high enough so I don’t need to bed over to harvest anything & keeps the critters away. It is very sturdy and looks great. Highly recommend.

Love it, perfect for my herb garden. Came together easily. Nicely made and the perfect size. Looks good in my garden!

Good quality for the price, very easy assembly (30 mins). Perfect size for what we wanted, time will tell how durable it is. Wood is an attractive color and grain, and the finished product is very sturdy and stable. We stapled the liner in with some stainless staples for a more finished look. We have a new herb garden!

I ordered 2 medium and 2 small in natural. They will be used for my garden veggies and bulbs. They are well made and the wood is good quality. They were packaged great and the plus is, they were easy to put together! I highly recommend purchasing these.

Took longer to coat all the pieces than putting it together - putting it together took about half an hour. Suggest a rubber mallet, as the dovetail joints were snug - which is a GOOD thing. So, since I also own the "rustic" Gronomics elevated beds, thought I would comment on the similarities/differences. Both IMO are excellent products, and nicely allow you to simply put large potted plants out to serve as a screen without violating HOA rules - and, one day, I can take my trees and shrubs with me. It's also a great place to put house plants out for the season.To my surprise, the lining for this product is actually seamed and fitted, not just a swath of landscaping cloth like the Gronomics product - a nice surprise, even if it was a tad smelly. Overall, I'd say the same-sized Gronimics elevated bed is more "robust" tho I don't mean this is a flimsy product. The posts of the rustic Gronomics bed are thicker, heavier, and the top caps larger and screw in as opposed to pushing in with dowels. But the rustic Gronimics boards are "rough finished" while all of the Best Products boards were smooth, and nicely beveled. Actually, the Best Products elevated bed has tighter joins than the Gronomics beds I purchased. Both products I purchased need a coating of oil or some sort of weatherproofing, unless you want the wood to age fast. The cedar of the Best Choice product seemed softer than the Gronomics, and with both I had very minor splintering on a few board ends.At the moment I have 5 potted miniature citrus and two large potted hibiscus sitting in this elevated bed, and hope to make some wire arches and drape w. plastic so I can keep the citrus out longer as the weather cools, as the plants dislike coming indoors for the winter. As for this specific product, I'd buy again - it's very attractive - the color of the picture shown is pretty much what I received, and oiling the wood just made it look richer in color. In looking around, IMO the current price is very good and I'd buy another if I had room. Overall, I'd say the Gronomics product may be slightly more robust (and I do like the thicker posts and large wood caps of the Gronomics product) but can't say you'd go wrong purchasing this product either. Very happy with this purchase. Perhaps this product was imitating Gronomics or some other product, but if it's some sort of "knock-off" IMO it's a good one - sturdy, attractive, functional. And at the moment, an excellent price, as I'd seen Gronomics and other elevated beds sold as high as $300 online - worth shopping around!

Very sturdy and cut exactly. All parts clearly labeled. It went together without issues. I added a fiberglass screen to prevent any soil from escaping and gave it a coat of Thompsons Water Seal

wood cracked in places, stained only 1/2 the box. This item won't last long cheaply made for the amount of money it cost. Disappointed will never buy another product from this seller.

It feels sturdy, was easy to assemble and has drainage holes in each of 6 panels. All the parts lined up. The center legs are off the ground at least a 1/4 inch but i am sure it is not my fault because every single screw and panel fit perfectly. One other thing is that i thought it came with a liner but i must have been confused since i looked at so many garden planters. It is 6 feet in length and i am very happy with my purchase. I may paint the outside and have my grandchildren place their little hand prints on it.