Easy Roller Self-Watering Pot, Large

Used to hold annuals on our deck. Convenient because i do not have to worry about watering the plants every day just occasionally

Love these planters, bought 2 large and one small. Will probably be getting more. I have tomatoes in the large and flowers in the small..all grouped together. They look fab! They are difficult to move once they are filled though, so be sure to place them where you want them. The rollers are great on a smooth flat surface but my patio is block so they don't roll easily. Everyone compliments them, you won't regret these.

We used these for a couple of japanese maple yearlings we had rescued from undergrowth, and were re-establishing for appropriate placement . Real statement pieces.

Bigger than I expected -- which was perfect for my needs. I use these to anchor corners of a large deck with perennials and shrubs. The blue pot looks great against my dark gray/blue house.

I have this with a red tall square planter and the smaller blue planter for my herbs and flowers on my deck. Visually pleasing adding artistic flair, and self watering function along with being able to roll it makes maintenance easy.

Good for moving to outdoors when weather is good, then bring them in when it gets cold

Have gone thru the whole summer with two of these. They were easy to plant (but take a lot of planter mix)and have done a great job of keeping plants watered. The regular pots we have needed almost daily watering but these could go almost a week before the reservoir got low. Will be buying more for our other deck.

Almost 8 months ago, we inherited a rather large - and dying - Hibiscus plant. A few months later, I purchased this planter.

As you can see below, the plant is thriving and we are enjoying blossoms every day.

I am more than satisfied with the product, It looks nice, rolls easily, and the resevoir means I don't have to worry about overflow or drying out!

I ordered the large blue pot and was impressed by its beauty, but I soon realized it did not roll easily. Turning it over I discovered that the casters are small plastic wheels that are snapped in. Two wheels spun easily with a flick of the finger but two did not, because the "arms" of the wheel were too large and were wedged in too tightly for the wheels to turn. These are poorly designed casters. Save your carton until you are sure that the casters work properly; if the pot doesn't glide around smoothly, return it.

I'm enjoying my new pot in my new enclosed patio. I put a small lemon tree in it. Wish it had been slightly larger a 15 gallon tree would have fit. Once filled it is hard to move even on the wheels. Good concept but a little pricey.