I bought one of these for growing peas in, in my veg bed. The big bonus is you can put copper tape around the pot to protect the seedlings from slug. And because the pot has no bottom they are less reliant on being watered than a normal pot. I buried the bottom third of the pot in the soil, which meant I needed less compost than I would otherwise, and to make the pot stable. They are nice looking pots and the peas are doing very well. However the pot is on the small side. I would have liked another to grow a courgette in, but I think there is insufficient space for the roots. For the price, I would hope to have a somewhat larger pot. They would look great for trailing plants like nasturtiums.

Suzi9

London

Unfortunately one of the two pots was broken following the recent storms; but ignoring this expensive calamity the pots are very useful additions in the vegetable plot.

Marc

Somerset Village

I am using it to grow rosemary in my 'productive' bed, which includes fruit, veg and herbs. The pot (which arrived amazingly well packaged in eco-friendly packaging) will allow me to grow a mediterranean herb in a clay soil environment. I have also bought a low sized pot in which I am growing thyme.

GrannyG

Telford

Excellent piece of equipment,and decorative too. Have used mine to raise the courgette plant so they are no longer sitting on the soil and going mouldy or mildewy because of the damp. can also water easily inside the pot to get the water directly to that particular plants roots

Magnum

Bisley