ZILONG 5 Pack 3 Gallon Grow Bags Breathable Nonwovens Fabric Pots Potato Tomato Strawberry Vegetable Fruit Plant Garden Planter Bags w/Handles

These bags are excellent. I bought them for my plants as they need ericaceous compost & I planned to submerge them in the flower beds but they look so smart I've simply got them standing on the patio. The bags are strong and the handles make it easy to move them around even after they are filled with soil. Not sure how well they will weather but they look like they are going to last until the plants need potting on. They look like they can be washed and reused so they work very well for growing vegetables. They also have great potential as storage bags. Highly recommending they are lovely.

I have never used this type of pot before ,So I did not know what to expect ,however I was very surprised to see that they were of a good size to put bush tomatoes in ,I already have eight in tomatoe pots in the greenhouse then these bush came on after the others as I had no more pots left I thought I would try these as it was a shame to put rest of plants in the compost bin ,so I have used four of these pots on the greenhouse staging, at the moment they are going well and two have got tomatoes on them. the fifth one has a courgette in it .The test will be if everything carries on growing well and see if the pots are still in one piece at the end of the growing season.

If your like me and want a pot that gives you good drainage and holds its shape well even after a good flooding, then this is the pot for you.I use these for hydroponics and they serve me well.Recommended for hydroponics.I have use the larger sizes for spuds, which make harvesting a brezze as you just cut them open.

Nice but small little material grow bags. Not sure they are deep enough for potatoes but have planted a few anyway and will see. Look good enough for tomatoes and strawberries. Good, thick material which tolerate being filled with compost. Nice little material handles, also seem strong enough to last and which make moving them easy without disrupting plants in them too much. Haven't had them long but would recommend giving them a try if you are trying to avoid buying more plastic.

We used these for the first time this year and bought them in various shapes and sizes. We've successfully grown garlic, potatoes, aubergines, chilli peppers, raspberries, blueberries, tomatoes, courgettes, cucumbers, strawberries, basil, tulips, alliums and hollyhocks.We think they're great! Easy to move around, rinse off and store till they're required again. We couldn't have managed without them and totally recommend them

Bought my first batch last year and was delighted. The old ones were so easy to deal with, tipped out the old compost, gave them a hose down and hung them on the line to dry. Still in perfect condition and I expect these new ones will be the same. I am growing everything from tomatoes to squash in them this year.

These are quite poor quality in my opinion. They weren't expensive, luckily, but definitely a case of you get what you pay for. I can see through areas of the base of the bag, and I don't expect to be using them next year. I bought some lovely ones 3 years ago, still going strong. I bought these because of the size, but I wouldn't buy them again.

I now have some very happy tomato and cucumber plants growing in these. They are the perfect size.