Garvee Elevated Garden Planter Box with Trellis – 3-Tier Wooden Fir Raised Bed, Waterproof Liner, Durable Outdoor Vertical Gardening, 46x23x65"

I built this with my 2 boys. Easy! Instructions were clear. No words, only pictures. Super easy to understand. It took us about 30 minutes but we took a couple breaks.I am going to use this as an herb garden. I am so excited.It is bigger than I expected. There is so much space in there to grow a few different herbs. It says it’s water resistant but we don’t get toooo much rain in Southern California and my balcony is covered for the most part so we will see how it does when the rain comes in. I was thinking of letting my kids paint it to make it more special.For the price, I’d absolutely recommend. It’s easy to build, simple look, and spacious enough to grow a few things.

This garden bed is absolutely stunning! I was almost expecting that it would be a cheap quality wood but not the case at all! I thought I was going to start using it right away but I think I’m going to take the extra step and invest the time into finding a non-toxic seal to prolong the life of this garden bed even longer. It was fairly easy to put together and happy to add it to my garden space mo

Instructions were easy to follow. The product description says "premiums fir wood construction withstands weather" but we get a lot of rain and I want to ensure the longevity of the wood.The hardest part of the assembly was the trellis, since you have to tie the slats with a string to secure. There are a lot of screws, finished with a high weather-resistant finish, so don't have to worry about these rusting.This was $89.99 at time of review, and with the amount of space inside and with the trellis, I think this is absolutely worth the price. It's a great size for raised bed gardens.

Nice little raised planter bed. It is a bit on the small side but having the trellis makes it work well for smaller vegetables like tomatoes and beans. Easy to assemble and light enough to move easily before it is filled with dirt. I added extra plastic to the bed to prevent water damage and potential rot in the future. Overall, a good little planter bed.

I actually enjoyed putting this together. It took me about an hour and two beers. The instructions do not say anything about beer for building but trust me, it's a requirement.Perfect for herbs. Nothing better than fresh herbs to up your cooking game. And it is so satisfying to walk out your door and snip some to add to whatever it is you're making that night. Add some decorative climbers on the back to fancy it up.Seems to be priced about right. It's not cedar. Says it's fir. Maybe not the best choice for outdoor use. Some vegetable safe wood stain would obviously extend the planters life.

This review is for Raised Garden Bed with Legs for Outdoors, 46"x23"x65" Wooden Elevated Planter Box with Trellis, Planter Liner for Backyard, Patio, Balcony, Bed Liner for Climbing Plants, Flowers, VegetablesThe finished raised bed is sturdy and solid, but it is very difficult to assemble, primarily because there are no pilot holes drilled into the main rectangles panels of the raised bed, and the trellis needs to be tied together with string (also the trellis requires assembly, the crossing slats are not easy to secure in place without proper tools etc.)The hardware and instructions are sufficient quality to guide the assembly, though the section describing the knots was a little vague.Overall, if you are handy and have lots of tools/experience with carpentry/woodworking/assembly, this is a quality raised bed with trellis, but it could stand some more attention to detail too.

This is a really nice planner, made from quality materials, and it seems like it will last a good many years. It works well as a planter, and it's nice that it brings it off the ground so you can sit down. No more bending over or kneeling! The aesthetics are quite rustic. Just what I was hoping for.

My wife opened this planter and then got distracted, leaving it outside for a little while before I got to finish putting it together. Unfortunately the instructions had gotten misplaced so I had to assemble it through trial and error. Thankfully the boards were numbered still so I was able to puzzle my way through reasonably well. The primary difficulty I encountered was that the front and back side pieces warped soo much that the front one cracked apart. Which leads me to somewhat question the longevity of this planter, especially once filled with moisture holding soil. But only time will tell.

I'm so glad I took the gamble on this one. I fully expected this to be manufactured wood, but figured it would do the job for at least a few years. I was wrong. It's actual real wood.It was easy to put together with two people, and my husband and I are not particularly gifted in the art of assembly. The instructions were easy to follow, and we had it completed in about a half hour.This will serve well as our temporary potting bin. We add plants until they root enough to replant in the ground. This year, I'm starting fancy irises, but with the trellis, I have my sights set on some hummingbird trumpet vine next year.If you get any amount of rain, do yourself a favor and weatherproof the wood. We used basic barn paint. With luck it'll hold up for a decade or more.

If you are looking for raised bed planter - You will want this one!My husband has been raving about. The instructions were easy to follow and everything you needed was there. The wood is high quality wood and smells fantastic.Super sturdy and built to last for so many years to come.It is big enough to have your whole salad garden in :tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, and cucumbers (the squirrels ate all the lettuce, thus why you don't see them in my pic). With the climbing back, it gives you so many options!Hands down, an amazing box, fantastic quality, at a cheap price considering the quality.