Haxnicks3 x Potato Patio Garden Planters | Reusable Potato Grow Bags | Easy No Dig Potato Growing | Reinforced Handles | Drainage Holes | Small Garden | 3 Pack, Green 35 x 35 x 45 cm | Planter010101

Hardy material; long lasting and fit well into background of your garden.

Had some of these last year and got so many potatoes from them, all of really good size too! Great for us as we don't really have any garden beds to plant in, but do have a good sized patio. Got more this year to expand my potato growing as they were so good and easy to use I've planted even more this year! They are a lighter green with brown handles now instead of the older dark green and black handles, but they still look good and are the exact same size and design!

Have Used These Over Two Seasons On The Allotment ( International Kidney Potato )Always Had Good Results. Small " Eyelet " Type Drain Holes At The Bottom Of The Bag(s) To Assist With Drainage.Unlike Other Products, These Bags Stay " Open " In Windy Conditions.( Other Bags " Fold Inward " Thus Cutting Off Light And Natural Moisture )I've Had Very Good Results With These Products.

Value for money potato bags, for the price. Now bought two lots.

I didn't read the desription or study the photograph carefully enough. These are made out shiny polyester material like you get in the large shopping bags from a certain swedish flat pack furniture store. I expected the matt felted type material that the other pots in the range are made of so Im pretty disappointed - I had a couple of these already and I had wanted to see how this other material performed.But probably these are better suited for potatoes as they won't dry as easily. On the plus side, they look reasonably sturdy and are a good size.

Did what I wanted them to do and have lasted for two seasons so far and I think they will last for more.

I use these for potatoes and courgettes. Courgettes you can get one plant in, potatoes 3 or four seed potatoes. Generally, these last three or four years before they start to show any signs of breaking, although the handle can tear away if you're moving it when full of compost.

Perfect for my potatoes.

They don't produce as many potatoes as they state. I have tried 3 different kinds and all about 1/2 of what was advertised.

These worked beautifully. They were easy to fill and considering I mostly ignored them all season except for sporadic watering I had a generous harvest. The handles make them easy to relocate as needed and there was no damage after the first season of use so I'm looking forward to reusing them again this year. Greatly expanded my usable veg garden space while saving my back from the digging. I may use one for horseradish this year.

I bought these in December and paid just over $8.00 for them now they are over $60.00. What gives? It’s 3 plastic bags!

Great idea for the money. But when filled with dirt stitching on handles starts to tear in movement. Just need to be careful

Half-Filled with dirt, picked up and the handle tore off. I'd send it back but it's full of dirt and a potato.