Yaheetech 3 Tier 47 x 47 x 22in Raised Garden Bed Horticulture Outdoor Elevated Flower Box Tiered Garden Bed Wooden Vegetables Growing Planter for Backyard/Patio/Gardener

My BabyGirl and I decided to try our hands at gardening this summer! We decided that our potted plants, which were growing quite well, needed “a home” in order to really thrive! Consequently, we looked on Amazon (as I very often do). We purchased two (2) of these particular units and one (1) “Yaheetech 3 Tier Wooden Raised Garden Bed 44.5'' L×44.5″ W×20.5″ H, Horticulture Open-Bottom Planter Raised Garden Bed for Flowers/Herbs/Vegetables Planter Flower Box.” Firstly, delivery of the items was very quick. Secondly, the process of putting all of the pieces together was very uncomplicated. Literally everything was labeled — all of the different-sized boards and screws, which made the assembly instructions incredibly easy to follow. Once everything was put together and in place in our yard, we lined the bottoms of each with Landscape Fabric, which we then covered with Raised Garden Bed Soil. Finally, it was time to place our plants into their new home. Overall, we were/are very pleased with how everything went, from start to finish, and we would definitely recommend these products!

Love this. I bought two. The first to me an hour and the second 45 minutes to build. (I’m a 71 yo woman.) They’re lightweight, so I’m not sure how many years they will last. I cut down the cardboard boxes. They came in and used that to line the bottom of the beds. There’s a bit of a space there, they’re slightly raised up from the ground, so that stopped the soil from flooding out. I also painted the outside of the beds with exterior latex paint, and I think that will make them last longer. They are very attractive!

We added pool noodles to the bottom to assist with drainage. Very sturdy, not to heavy for our second story balcony and it fits just the right amount of plants. We love the purchase!

I build garden boxes for my veggie garden, but those are in the backyard so we bought this to put out front. It nicer and cheaper than something I could have built. I think it's cedar, which is a plus for outdoor use. Overall, building it wasn't terrible hard, but you definitely want some sort of power driver to save you some hassle. The instructions started out great with very thorough, Ikea-like directions. However, once the lower box is built, it only shows you an overall picture with arrows and numbers. Honestly, the bottom box is simplest and could have used the simplest the directions. The upper boxes have to have parts arranged more specifically so those boxes fit on top of the big one. As a result, I had to disassemble the top box twice before I got it right. The parts numbers fell off easily but that could've been because the box sat in the rain . The fitment of pieces was also subpar. There are lots of unexpected gaps and parts don't fit flush. Then there's the issue of filling it. It took about 12cu ft of dirt before I felt there was enough for plants. I kinda expected that going in so this isn't a knock against the product. Just letting folks know

Easy to put together. I bought it for my mother-in-law who does not have much yard space. It looks great and we put flowers in the top tier and planted vegetables in the two lower tears with seeds so she can watch them grow. She is very happy with it and the quality should hold up for a long time

I highly recommend this wooden garden bed! I initially bought one to see if I could handle the construction of it and to check the quality. After assembling it, I decided to order a second one. Very straightforward instructions and a power screwdriver made it easy to build. I like that it can be used stacked or as individual garden beds. I’ve planted a bunch of veggies and am enjoying watching them grow. Very pleased!

Easy to put together. Light weight to move around. The size is bigger than I thought. It's great for my strawberry patch. Takes a lot of soil to fill.

I have used these for 5 years now and while I find them easy to assemble and use and they look nice. They will not last. I have lined them and painted the outsides to help but I have had to replace them every two years. I am moving to a stronger design as it is very hard at 70 to keep redoing the beds and be ready for planting in Ohio. The soft wood will rot and the weight of the upper tiers pushes out the bottoms. I have even used rebar to hold them together. Wish they were of a thicker wood and the joints stronger, but alas.....

I love the look of this garden bed. I also like that it is easy to get to each planting area (e.g., good height and depth). I filled the bottom of the deeper garden bed area with soil from my garden, and then filled the top part with new nutrient rich soil (trying to save on cost).

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Had these for a few years now. Love them but I would treat the wood. They have started to split over the cold Canadian winters.

Your raised bed is only deception and a waste of space. Now I am discouraged.