Fabric Raised Garden Bed, 3ft x 6ft Garden Grow Bags Planting Bed Rectangle Garden Containers for Vegetables Plants Flowers Outdoor

I purchased the Rectangular Liner. It fits my Garden Box perfectly! I nailed one Roofing Pin on top of each corner of the Liner to hold it snug in the box. Now that the Soil is in I could remove the Roofing Pins, I just haven’t taken the time to do it. But the Liner look’s and works perfectly! I would buy another if I had another Garden Box. The Material is high quality, feels and looks durable, and my plants are growing fine.

I put cardboard and leaves in first to fill halfway. Before adding dirt, I tried to move it to the final place and the sidewall ripped. I can probably still use it for this season but I'm not sure it'll make it to next year. I had high hopes for this, too. Opted for a metal one next.Easy to set up, but poor form. The top edge seems loose so it seems to want to spill out on the long edges.

Does not hold shape. Edges falling in. Do not recommend and would not buy again. I had to try all different means to provide structure to the bed.

I got a raised garden bed frame and didn't want to dig out the grass before filling it. Instead I used this as a liner and put in the raised bed. I haven't had any weeds or grass growing through it. It does exactly what I wanted it to.

Works perfect. I recommend a garden post in each corner and it holds shape fine.

The liner didn’t fit my raised bed that was 3x6.

This was very easy to setup and great for a starter garden bed. It takes a LOT of dirt to fill. We went through 5 large bags and probably could have used more but I ended up rolling the top down a bit and it worked fine

I bought 3 of these, they all came perfectly fabricated. All true to size 3ftx6ft. Plenty deep, very thick material.It will retain its shape (for the most part) if you pack the soil in well. Particularly into the corners. However, your putting a few hundred pound of soil in, so yeah it bulges a bit.Easy to fill and stand. I filled it with wood chunks about half way, then with soil. Feels secure.Set it up where you want it. It’s a few hundred pounds.