Osceola Handmade Wood Vertical Garden

I like the size of this and it works great on my small patio. The legs are somewhat flimsy though, and started to crack under the weight of the planter once the plants were in. The joints are kind of flimsy too. I was able to lean it against the fence in the corner and that ended up working great. I do like the look of it, I just won’t be able to move it! It didn’t come with drainage holes so I drilled by own

Love it, held a lot of herbs, and looks great. Many compliments!

pretty planter but we had to add some holes to the bottom so the water could easily drain out.

Love them! So cute! Put peat moss in the bottom. Might consider drilling holes in the bottom for drainage next year if it becomes necessary, but trying it out without them this year.

doesnt last falls apart get your nail gun ready

The look and planter style was what I wanted but the item was poorly constructed and fell apart as I took it out of the box. I needed the item so I reconstructed it adding glue and putting in all new nails. The piece was stapled together and the one screw hole had been put in the wrong place for the piece to stand correctly. I should have just sent it back.

Perfect for my 6th floor balcony. Holds up to rain and snow.

WORST Wayfair purchase ever! This is cheap wood and poorly put together. The frame was coming apart at every “joint” and I had to hammer it back together. The “joint” where the back leg projects out was also completely broken off and I had to glue the wood together. DO NOT BUY THIS!

This looks exactly like the picture. It comes fully assembled, so you just have to lift it out of the box. The top planter was not attached when my package arrived, and it would require a nail and hammer to secure. Otherwise, it is held together by metal staples. There are no drain holes, so you'd have to add those as well. It's a good planter for a patio or smaller space, but the quality wasn't quite what I expected.

Easy to set up. But it did not have holes in the bottom for water drainage, so we had to drill our own.