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A set of three Turquoise coloured attractive patio vegetable grow bags from Haxnicks - great for small gardens, Patios, Decks or anywhere else and children love them, too.
Made from tough polyethylene, each planter is of a different depth to suit different types of vegetables
Reinforced drainage holes around the sides and in the base
Two strong carrying handles
Fold flat for easy storage
Pack contains detailed growing guide
Measurements: Three different sizes in each pack:
1. 45cm height, 35cm diameter
2. 30cm height, 40cm diameter
3. 25cm height, 45cm diameter
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
very pleased with the planters. have put potatoes in the large one. look as if they will last a few years.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By C. Hall
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very useful product. I am succesffully growing tomatoes, lettuce and carrots in these bags. They are light enough to move around and will pack away easily when not in use. They also look very pretty.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
these are fab! the colour makes a nice change to the usual dark greens and browns so brightens up the garden; plus very useful - have planted courgettes in the two smaller ones and they are doing really well. in the tall one, we just rolled it down so we didn't have to put as much compost in and we're growing some beans in there which are also coming along nicely :)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
as expected.
product as expected - perhaps slightly smaller, although this was our first year growing veg and these were perfect for having a go. will re-use again next year.
Published 18 months ago by book worm
3.0 out of 5 stars
First impressions
As the Growing season has not yet started I have not had a chance to try them but on first sight they seem ok.
Published on 5 Dec 2010 by Mr. G. Evans
