Keter Sequoia 39 Inch Wide Resin Large Outdoor Garden Bed with Self Watering Planter Feature, Drainage, and Optional Wheels for Easy Moving

I absolutely love these. I went the store and found this raised bed, one of kind. I assembled it and fell in love on how easy and sturdy it was. We couldn’t find another one anywhere. Looked on Amazon and sure enough there it was and ordered another. Now that my garden is growing for the second time. I would love to get a couple more. Unfortunately it’s been out of stock for a long while. Hope it comes back. I haven’t see a style like this at all. I really love this style of raised bed. Please bring it back in stock!!!

We had the planter for about 2 months. It was easy to build and it is sturdy. The plants seemed to be doing well with the self watering system.

Bought this 6- months ago…Pros-Moderately easy to assemble-Color is a pleasant neutral-Water gauge elevated when there is too much waterCons-Wasted space — the thing is quite deep but only the top 6”-7” are available for plants.-Wider than expected — was looking for a more narrow design. Have to rethink where I will place them.-Made of plastic and pieces broke during assembly-Poor drainage — Standing water pooled after a hard rain and led to root rot for several plants.

It says there's a drainage system.There isn't. And after a deluge of rain, my peas and beans are sitting a a rice paddy-like mixture of water and soil. And there's no way to dump it out without making a mess and wasting all of the nice potting soil I bought.Other planter designs by this same company have drainage plugs. And they work really well. This one---it's worthless.

I ordered four of these and three of them had no hardware. I had to go out and purchase screws to assemble them.

We live in the south and have been getting a LOT of rain. When this happens, there is no "release" for all the water that ends up in the planter and it is literally full of water. There should be some kind of drain release built in the planter for this problem. We added a ball suction pump to the reservoir tray so we can empty excess water.Had to pull some of the plants out completely because they were drowning. Replanted them in pots and they survived. Overall I like them. The wheels are great for moving them as they are heavy once you add water and dirt. But the wheels don't' rotate, so it takes a bit to maneuver them. Overall, sturdy, easy to assemble. Now that I know the issues, I would still make the purchase.

The unit did not arrive with instructions. My hubby was able to find instructions online to assemble the unit. While the unit looks nice when assembled, it has a fundamental flaw that I did not realize until it was too late. The unit has no drainage system, and with the volume of rain we have received over the last few weeks. Unlike most planters that have drainage holes to allow excess water to escape, this unit does not have drainage. So the torrential downpours we have had resulted in literal pools of water in the unit, basically drowning the plants.

A very nice planter. This is my second one,a reasonable size for a patio. Sturdy.