Boîte à fleurs surélevée pour jardin en bois massif

Only time will tell about this but my initial impression is that there’s no way this weathers well in Ohio. I believe this may be kept under the covered area and used as a potting container/work station. The size is nice, and I appreciate the height. But again, doesn’t appear treated for four seasons. Stay tuned for more of an update after completion.

LOVE LOVE IT.. first of all the wood is really nice. I wasn't expecting that beautiful of wood. So easy to put together . .literally I put together myself (and I'm 71 woman) in 30 minutes. I do not have it attached to the wall .. waiting on my handyman for that. Can't wait to fill with flowers. It's great!

This raised garden bed planter,is made of real wood and can be used outdoor or indoor.Very sturdy. It has a beautiful trellis that gives you the choice of using it or not.It has to be installed on the back of the planter box. I don’t like that it has wheels on one side only and that makes it harder to move it around. Also,I don’t like that the wood that goes inside,at the bottom of the garden bed,is split in half.It would need a plastic liner to prevent leaks onto the bottom shelf,when you water your plants or use only with plants that have their own pots. Time will tell,if real wood will last outdoors or if an aluminum raised planter bed would have been a better choice.

This planter ended up being disappointing. On the plus side, it’s sturdy, spacious, and moves smoothly on the wheels. However, assembly was challenging because the instructions weren’t super clear and the base panels didn’t align properly. We got them to fit but it was difficult. There weren’t any pre-drilled holes to install the trellis, so we ended up leaving it off for now. Most disappointing is that the wood is treated with some unknown coating, so I personally don’t feel comfortable growing produce inside this planter. It’ll just have to be for decorative plants. I’d skip this planter and get a slightly more expensive cedar one.

Very easy to assemble and it comes with all of the tools necessary (screwdriver, etc) to put it together. I opted to not put the back piece on for now until I have plants that needed but that part also seems simple! The only concern I have is that there aren't any drainage holes in the base