Large Garden Grow Bag (31 x 12 in)
$45.99
In stock
Just fill + grow
The mini garden of your dreams is possible -- no need to dig a plot of land in your backyard. The flower or vegetable garden that you’ve been wanting for forever is easier to get set up than you think. Just buy a Garden Grow Bag, fill it with dirt and your plants or crops of choice, and get started!
Designed for living
and thriving
and thriving
Constructed of porous, non-woven geotextile fabric, our bag allows for the flow of oxygen for your plants to breathe and grow. Any excess water from watering or rainfall easily drains out and dries. Fabric is UV-resistant and sturdy.
Grow anything
Use indoors and outdoors
There’s no need for plant pots or fancy urns. Our Garden Grow Bag houses all the nurturing you’ll need in a portable circular vehicle. Once the growing season is over, you can simply dump out the dirt and wash and fold away the garden bag.
Fit in a touch
of nature
of nature
Our large-sized Garden Grow Bag measures 31 x 12 inches so you can set up your corner of greenery anywhere, from the backyard to your front porch or balcony.
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F****h –
It works well for plants that needs air at its roots. Helps prevent overwatering. Material is reusable but it is hard to get rid of excess salt built up from previous plant. A couple of good wash does it. The plants loved it see a difference compared to conventional pots
C****t –
I am using these bags to grow tomatoes with marigold. The bags are well sewn and seem breathable. Perfect for beginners like me. They are great for patio container garden. definitely will buy more as I hope my thumbs turn green. Bags are easy to move about for sun purposes. Great investment.
A**r –
I bought these to grow container figs in a cold climate. Figs become root bound easily and the fabric prevents the roots from winding around the pot. I keep them hydrated by placing a hot water heater tray under the pot and watering from the bottom. The only draw back is that, being fabric, you have to be careful not to drag the pot on a rough surface or you’ll tear a hole (that’s I was able to stitch back together with needle and thread).