VegTrug 8 Pocket Herb Garden

I... am... not... handy. I put this together in 15 minutes and it's solid. When I ordered it, my wife said "Well you will get a year out of it" . I have it on my back porch so it doesn't get exposed to the weather. My herbs are popping and it performs as advertised. If I were to put it outside of my porch I probably would paint it or stain it to protect it, but no need if not in direct weather.

Turned this into my zen herb garden. Love it!!

This was pretty easy for me to assemble and looks nice. It’s a nice height so you don’t have to bend to tend the plants. Mine has been outside on my balcony over the winter and it still looks great.

Assembly was very easy, just put the screws in the pre-drilled holes. I did it with just a screwdriver. Took maybe 25 minutes. I love that it comes with the black fabric pockets sewn to fit each section. It’s perfect for small spaces. If I move I can just take my garden with me. I wish it was a little bit heavier.

Had one previously aty old house. Simple to put together, well made. Perfect for herb garden

Beautiful and sturdy planter table. The reviews were very helpful with the assembly, including the negative ones. One of them mentioned problems with the wood splitting when the screws were inserted so I made sure to pre-drill a pilot hole before running the screws in. Worked like a champ. But our favorite review was the one from Melodie where they attached casters to the bottom. What a great idea.I couldn't find any that had proper size brackets to fit the legs so I found some threaded stem-mount casters with inserts for mounting to wood legs. Made by Hirate and available on Amazon in several sizes. I chose the 2.5 inch ones and they work great. To attach them you carefully drill a 1/2 inch hole about 1.5 inches deep into the bottom of the legs. Then you screw the threaded insert into the hole until flush. The kit didn't come with an allen wrench to install it but luckily I had a 10mm allen wrench in my shop. Then you screw the threaded stem into the insert with the provided wrench and you're done. The wheels make it so much more versatile and easy to move around. Totally worth the extra $24.Love the table and can't wait to put it to use!Edit: Decided to make our first attempt something easy. Lettuce, lettuce, kale and cilantro. Still yielding in late October in NC. Totally pleased.

When I first opened the box it looked really cheap to me but once I put it together I found it to be sturdy and very nice looking! Not cheap at all!!! There is a shelf at the bottom where you can store things and there is plenty of room for multiple types of herbs. It comes with these black liners that initially look really big and sloppy but once you fill with soil and herbs they fit nicely in the compartments. This looks so much much better than having herbs in random pots. I get so many compliments on it and I love to look at it myself!! Great buy for the price!!

This planter is great. Easy to assemble, just make sure you pay attention to the orientation of the pieces, installed one upside down, but easy enough to fix. I DIY’d a shade cage to protect my herbies from blazing in the Florida sun-so far they are thriving! And I added casters to the bottom so I can easily move her around to catch rain or shade when needed. Fits a good amount of plants. In my laziness my plan is to just keep them in their pots which is working out great. All in all having lots of fun with this planter! May get another for veggies.